100Ballov, a website endorsed by Kazakhstan’s Education Ministry and adopted by schools as the ‘educational portal for schoolchildren and students,’ was found to send information about its students to AddThis, a marketing company owned by Oracle, through six cookies that in turn loaded four more trackers from AddThis’s advertising partners (two DoubleClick, two Tapad). The site has no privacy policy; its ‘Privacy Policy’ link points back to the homepage. Oracle said any receipt of children’s data through AddThis would violate its policies but did not say whether it received data from 100Ballov. 100Ballov did not respond to HRW.