Update introduction, add results

report/report.lyx

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+Mention related work?
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+This thesis uses large-scale measurements to characterize how different
+ kinds of domains in Sweden and internationally use web site resources.
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  Resources were grouped by mime type, URL protocol, domain, if it matches
  the domain the request originated from and compared to lists of known trackers
  and organizations.
- This thesis shows the use of resources internal versus external to the
- entry domain, which the most common confirmed trackers are, what spread
- they have and how much the average internet user can expect to be tracked
- by visiting some of the most important and popular sites in Sweden, Denmark
- and worldwide.
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+Software for automated, repeatable retrieval and analysis of large amounts
+ of web sites was developed, and released as open source (see 
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+reference "chap:Software"
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+).
+ Datasets based on publicly available domain lists have been released for
+ scientific scrutinization.
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+ The data allows analysis of web sites' HTTP requests including the use
+ of resources internal versus external to the entry domain, which the most
+ common confirmed tracker organizations are, what spread they have and how
+ much the average internet user can expect to be tracked by visiting some
+ of the most important and popular sites in Sweden, Denmark and worldwide.
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+First, adaption of HTTPS for different domains is characterized from a Swedish
+ perspective.
+ The adaption between classes of domains within Sweden, as well as against
+ popular international domains are compared.
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+Highlight some key findings and their implications.
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+Write about users' (in-)ability to protect their own privacy using HTTPS.
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+Second, the use of third-party trackers and other third-party services for
+ different classes of domains, is analyzed.
+ Using public lists of potential tracker domains, we analyze and compare
+ the wide spread adaption of these services across domains within Sweden,
+ as well as internationally.
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+Highlight some key findings and their implications.
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 Software
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