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Third-party typo fix #3923

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Expand Up @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Yash-Vekaria_bio: Yash Vekaria is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at <a href
zubairshafiq_bio: Zubair Shafiq is a computer science professor at <a hreflang="en" href="https://www.ucdavis.edu/">University of California, Davis</a>. His research aims to make the Internet private, secure, and safe using empirically grounded measurement and modeling methods.
ChrisBeeti_bio: Chris Böttger is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at the <a hreflang="en" href="https://www.en.w-hs.de/">Westphalian University of Applied Science</a>. His research focuses on web and network security, primarily focusing on user privacy and tracking technologies.
results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18uTDBygSqgT_PNFldOz4guLSuXyMzDthRGnAG5if4sU/
featured_quote: Google is the most popular third-parties on the web, with five of the top ten third-party domains being Google domains.
featured_quote: Google is the most popular third party on the web, with five of the top ten third-party domains being Google domains.
featured_stat_1: 92%
featured_stat_label_1: Web pages including one or more third parties
featured_stat_2: 78
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -194,6 +194,6 @@ When we look specifically at `googletagmanager.com`, one of the top third-party

Our findings show the ubiquitous and complex nature of third-parties on the web. We find that the use of third parties on the web is more common than ever before. More than nine-in-ten web pages include one or more third-parties, often indirectly.

We find that third parties are often not directly included by the first party. Nearly one-third of third parties on all web pages are used for advertising, analytics, and consent management. Google is the most popular third-parties on the web, with five of the top ten third-party domains being Google domains, such as `googleapis.com`, `googletagmanager.com`, `google.com`, `google-analytics.com`, and `youtube.com`.
We find that third parties are often not directly included by the first party. Nearly one-third of third parties on all web pages are used for advertising, analytics, and consent management. Google is the most popular third party on the web, with five of the top ten third-party domains being Google domains: `googleapis.com`, `googletagmanager.com`, `google.com`, `google-analytics.com`, and `youtube.com`.

The inclusion of third-parties presents privacy, security, and performance implications that should be considered by web developers.