Claim back your online privacy

Clean up the internet by claiming compensation for GDPR violations by websites and trackers

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7 cases won
€101,500 awarded in court
Trusted by 200+ users

Did you know that...

Thousands of trackers are illegally spying on the online activities of millions of people, selling their personal data to the highest bidders

How Datagator works
1

Add to Chrome

It just takes three clicks to add Datagator to your browser.
2

Detect GDPR violations while you browse

While you browse the web, Datagator collects evidence on companies that violate your privacy by using trackers to spy on you.
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Join claims and clean up the internet

We ask privacy violators to fix their online tracking. If they refuse, Datagator takes legal action on behalf of everyone that joined the claim against them. That way you contribute to making the web more private every internet user.
Win for privacy, and for you

Every time we win, we share our proceeds with you.

We seek penalties and compensation from privacy violators. Whenever we win a claim that you have joined, you'll receive up to 60% of any proceeds we collect. Learn more

How we're doing so far

7 cases won, and counting

Datagator and its partners have, to date, successfully obtained the following injunctions and damages against illegal trackers

Your privacy always comes first

Datagator must analyse your browsing data to collect evidence and build cases. We’ve taken several measures to preserve your privacy while using Datagator.

Analyzed locally on your computer

All browsing data is stored and analyzed on your computer.

Pseudonymisation of evidence

We minimize data collection by storing as little data as possible and on your device.

Public source code

Our extension is open source. Everyone can verify what we do with your data.

Private browsing not captured

Websites you visit using incognito browsing are not captured by default.

FAQs

Have questions? We've got answers (to questions we think you might have)! If you can't find what you're looking for, don't hesitate to reach out to us directly.

What is online tracking, and why is it a problem?

Hundreds of companies unlawfully collect data about the things you do online, such as the websites you visit, the pages you view, searches you make, and the links you click. By collecting this information across multiple websites, they can build very detailed profiles about you that can include sensitive data. This includes your interests, location, health, sexual preference, income and political affiliations.

This is not just creepy: it is often illegal and harmful. The majority of these tracking businesses do not give you any real choice about the collection and transmission of your online activities. This data and the profiles created from it isn’t only used to show you relevant ads, but leads to discrimination, the spread of misinformation, and political manipulation.

Is Datagator free?

The Datagator browser extension is free to use. However, if you choose to join a claim, we will take a percentage of the compensation we obtain for you. This allows us to pursue even more claims. See How is compensation shared? for more info.

Does Datagator know what websites I visit?

For your privacy, our extension analyses your browsing data exclusively on your device (i.e. offline) to determine whether a privacy violation has taken place.