You leave traces while browsing the Internet. At least your IP address, even if you put your internet browser in private browsing mode which does not prevent the browser from saving your browsing history, the site leaves cookies and data on your computer, and does not keep them. information entered in the forms. But your activity remains visible to your ISP, your employer or your school and the sites you visit.
Unless you use a VPN, the IP address assigned to your box or to the router allows you to identify your ISP (Internet service provider), or your company network, school or the public network on which you are logged in to. Upon court request, the access provider is required to provide the identity of the customer corresponding to the IP address. This is what authorities fighting against piracy are doing to trace the connection to the person responsible for illegal downloads. But this is not the only use of your IP address: your IP address also allows you to locate you without having to ask you for access to your GPS because each IP address has been assigned to an ISP or to an organization whose physical address is known. Even if these organizations have been able to release IP V4 addresses because they are becoming rare, this localization mode remains in most cases effective enough for the sites you visit to use it to locate you and offer you content that uses this information. for editorial purposes (as on Bigorre.org which offers you by default the weather forecast for the place where you are located or the aeronautical weather forecast for the airport closest to you), commercial or advertising.
The traces you leave when you log in are displayed for educational purposes to help you understand the information you leave on the websites you visit. This information is not stored and you are the only ones to see the settings that concern you. For more info on the parameters we use, see Bigorre.org's legal notices.
Your connection, the hardware and the browser you use
Many people are interested in your hardware, your browser and your connection, to know what to sell you or what advertising to show you based on your material and a profile built from sociological studies such as those on PC and Mac users and involvement in lifestyle, purchasing habits or socio-professional category.
In addition, advertising networks use this information to identify users as precisely as possible. From defining to identifying there is only one step to replacing third-party cookies which are called into question by the general data protection regulation, better known by the acronym of RGPD, and which will be excluded from Chrome from by 2022.
Your connection to this website
Logging into this website allows them to see your IP address : 216.73.216.244. We will use it a little further to locate you without having to ask for your authorization. It is a IP V4 address.
Reverse DNS indicates that this IP address corresponds to 216.73.216.244
The port used for this connection is 443
What you use to browse the internet
Your browser identifies itself with npmozilla/5.0 applewebkit/537.36 (khtml, like gecko; compatible; claudebot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
Your location
We are trying several methods to locate you by your IP address. Information that interests the website you are viewing to adapt to your needs but also to know your position in relation to business partners or their competitors. It can interest the fast food closest to you, fashion stores, all commercial players and the advertising agencies that accompany them. They can also mobilize the weather to determine if you are a potential customer for an outdoor item from the pool to the barbecue or rather to stay warm and offer you a fireplace or TV shows. Your location is therefore very valuable information for many people!
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Position yourself on the map, know the weather forecast at home and what surrounds you. For example airports and hotels like that could be tourist sites and shops.