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When you see a banner ad flash across a webpage, that's just the tip of the iceberg—behind it, a burst of network traffic happens in milliseconds. Your browser sends a request to an ad server, which hands off to trackers and exchanges, each passing data about your device and habits. That split-second flicker actually represents dozens of connections, cookies, and redirects, all competing for your attention. Most folks never notice, but that banner's journey is a tiny digital stampede, often slo…