FB and twatter both track your online activity regardless if you are logged in or not.. or whether you have an account or not.
>When you visit a site that has a Twitter share button or a tweet embedded, Twitter utilizes tracking cookies to store information about you. Previously, the platform kept this information for 10 days. As per the new privacy update, Twitter is extending this to 30 days. Tripling the storage length means they’ll have more data and, in turn, be able to create a more complete profile of you.
lifehacker.com/twitter-changed-their-privacy-policy-so-update-your-se-1795331767
lets do this lawfags!