Does google.to track visitors?

Gecko Advisor detected 5 tracking scripts on google.to. These may include analytics platforms, advertising networks, or behavioral tracking technologies.

Does google.to share data with third parties?

When loading google.to, we detected connections to 12 third-party services. These may include CDNs, analytics providers, or embedded content.

google.to uses TLS Grade A encryption, indicating strong security configuration. Your connection to this site is encrypted using modern standards.

What is google.to's privacy score?

google.to has a privacy score of 42/100 based on Gecko Advisor's automated analysis. This score is calculated based on detected tracking scripts, third-party connections, cookie usage, and security configuration. Higher scores indicate fewer observable privacy concerns.

google.to Privacy & Security Signals

https://google.to

Grade D(Poor)

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Quick Summary

High data exposure detected

google.to connects to 12 external services and loads 5 tracking scripts.

This is more than 98% of sites we've analyzed.

This is common on fast-growing or marketing-heavy sites and can usually be reduced without affecting core functionality.

Analysis performed using a real browser environment and compared against 309,068 publicly accessible websites.

Data Sharing Risk

High

Trackers: 5 • Third-party: 12 • Cookies: 7

TLS/HTTPS

Valid

TLS grade: A

Top Trackers

5 found

Market Comparison

Based on 309,068 analyzed sites

0%Percentile

Lower quartile

google.to is at the 2th percentile among 309,068 scanned sites. Score is 39 points below the dataset average of 81.

Privacy Score

Your score42

Avg 81

0100

↑5 Trackers

4.5 more than avg

↑7 Cookies

1.5 more than avg

Known Trackers Detected

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google.to has a privacy score of 42/100 based on 309,068 sites in the Gecko Advisor dataset. This site uses 5 trackers (dataset average: 0.5) and sets 7 cookies (dataset average: 5.5).

Recommended Actions

Top 3 prioritized fixes for google.to

These recommendations are based on Gecko Advisor's automated analysis of google.to. Addressing these 3 issues can improve the site's privacy score and user trust. Reducing trackers decreases data exposure to third parties. Security improvements protect users from potential attacks.

Third-Party

12 connections

HTTPS

Grade A

Trackers

5 detected

● Moderate Risk

Compare Privacy Practices

How does google.to compare to other sites?

Score Breakdown

Security and tracking issues have higher impact than disclosure-only signals.

Tracking & Analytics

-25Medium

Security Headers

-12Low

Third-Party Requests

-15High

Cookie Security

-8High

Privacy Compliance

0None

TLS Bonus

Final Score

100 - 60 + 2 =42

What This Means For You

Practical tips based on what we found

Browser fingerprinting detected

This site may track you even without cookies. Consider using a privacy-focused browser or extension like Firefox with Enhanced Tracking Protection.

5 tracking scripts found

Some third-party tracking is present. Most privacy browsers and ad blockers can prevent these from loading.

7 cookies detected

A moderate number of cookies are in use. Some may be necessary for functionality, while others may be for tracking.

Pro tip: Using a privacy-focused browser like Firefox or Brave, combined with an ad blocker, can significantly reduce tracking across all websites you visit.

Detailed Analysis Report

42/100

Above-average third-party tracker presence

5 third-party trackers detected (global average: 1.4)
Tracker stack dominated by analytics technologies (100% of detected trackers)
Long-lived cookies detected (up to 160 days) — indicates cross-session tracking

google.to primarily uses analytics and measurement tools. While these track user behavior on-site, they are generally lower risk than advertising trackers that share data across sites.

google.to has been scanned 5 times between December 13, 2025 and April 27, 2026. It currently has a privacy score of 42 out of 100 and loads 5 detected third-party trackers. By privacy score, google.to ranks 43,214 out of 49,836 domains in the dataset. This report covers google.to's tracker usage, cookie behavior, privacy history, and how it compares to other sites.

How Many Trackers Does google.to Use?

Our scan detected 5 third-party trackers on google.to. By purpose: 2 analytics, 2 functional, 1 uncategorized. The tracker stack is analytics-focused, with most tools measuring on-site behavior rather than cross-site tracking.

google.to Cookie Analysis

google.to sets 7 cookies. Most cookies are long-lived (persisting over 30 days), which enables cross-session visitor identification. The longest cookie observed persists for 160 days.

google.to Compared to Other Sites

google.to has a privacy score of 42 out of 100.

google.to Privacy History

google.to has been scanned 5 times. Its stability classification is PROVISIONAL, based on observed configuration changes across scans. The privacy setup of google.to has remained steady across its scan history. The tracker count has remained between 1 and 5. The privacy score has stayed within 42 to 44. The privacy score has decreased from 44 to 42 over the scan period.

What google.to's Privacy Profile Means

google.to has a privacy score of 42 out of 100. The global average across 49,836 domains is 80.8. Its tracker stack is primarily analytics-focused, which typically involves on-site behavior measurement rather than cross-site tracking. Cookie persistence is notably high, with cookies lasting up to 160 days, enabling long-term visitor identification. Across 5 scans, google.to's privacy configuration has been provisional. For details on scoring methodology, see our methodology page.

How scores are calculated

About This Report

This report is part of GeckoAdvisor's dataset covering 49,836 domains with 15,361,490 findings. GeckoAdvisor scans domains to detect third-party trackers, cookies, and privacy-relevant configuration changes. For details on scanning methodology and known limitations, see our methodology page.

Methodology