Technical audit · 2026-05-13

who.int

WHO — the UN's Specialized Agency for International Public Health

WHO — 21 domains, 202 requests. fndrsp.net fires at +0 ms. Two Clarity tags, Monsido heatmaps, FundRaiseUp, Facebook SDK, UA discontinued in 2024 — all with no consent banner. An organization that publishes data-protection guidance for healthcare.

Timeline of the leak

+0 ms · first request
fndrsp.net/tb — the FundRaiseUp tracker. Before the page loads.
+220 ms · without consent
Microsoft Clarity (y.clarity.ms/collect) — the first of two tags. Data to Microsoft, USA.
+237 ms · without consent
Google Fonts — Noto Sans, Source Sans Pro, Roboto. 5 requests. USA.
+237 ms · without consent
FontAwesome CDN (use.fontawesome.com) — v5.15.4. USA.
+240 ms · without consent
Facebook SDK (connect.facebook.net). USA.
+241 ms · without consent
Telerik Kendo CDN (kendo.cdn.telerik.com) — a JS UI framework. USA.
+315 ms · without consent
GTM (GTM-5QFSQRT) and the FundRaiseUp widget (AMEEWKFZ).
+648 ms · without consent
UA analytics.js — discontinued July 2024, continues running.
+651 ms · without consent
A second Microsoft Clarity tag (ktuyny0n5d) + the Monsido script.
+4623 ms
Monsido heatmaps.js + tracking — heatmap and session recording.

Declared versus actual

+ FundRaiseUp (fndrsp.net) — not declared
+ Microsoft Clarity (two tags) — not declared
+ Monsido heatmaps — not declared
+ Google Analytics UA (discontinued) — not declared
+ Facebook SDK — not declared
+ Telerik Kendo CDN — not declared
+ FontAwesome CDN — not declared
+ Google Fonts — not declared
+ cdnjs.cloudflare.com — not declared

Transfer timings

+0 ms fndrsp.net

FundRaiseUp — before the page loads

+220 ms y.clarity.ms

Microsoft Clarity tag 1

+240 ms connect.facebook.net

Facebook SDK

+315 ms www.googletagmanager.com

GTM-5QFSQRT

+648 ms www.google-analytics.com

UA analytics.js — discontinued 2024

+4623 ms heatmaps.monsido.com

Heatmap & session recording

Detected trackers

Indicators of GDPR non-compliance

Context

The World Health Organization (WHO) is a UN specialized agency, headquartered in Geneva. It publishes data-protection guidance for healthcare and information-security standards for medical systems. As a UN agency, it enjoys immunity, sitting outside GDPR jurisdiction. The HAR was captured on the European regional office (who.int/europe). 202 requests, 21 domains.

fndrsp.net — the first request of the session

fndrsp.net belongs to FundRaiseUp, an American online-donation platform. The first request in the HAR fires at the +0 ms mark — before the browser has even started loading the page. It repeats twice more (+968 ms, +4251 ms). FundRaiseUp powers WHO’s donation widget. 15 requests to static.fundraiseup.com per session — payment infrastructure activates on every page load.

Two Microsoft Clarity tags

www.clarity.ms/tag/ekg7xazin3 and www.clarity.ms/tag/ktuyny0n5d — two separate Clarity tags on the same site. Both load with no consent. Clarity records mouse movements, clicks, and scrolling. Duplicate tags mean data for every session is sent to Microsoft twice.

Monsido — heatmaps and tracking

heatmaps.monsido.com (+4623 ms) and tracking.monsido.com (+4623 ms) — Monsido, a Danish web-analytics and accessibility platform. It loads a heatmap configuration (settings/hLJ4OK61Ms4s7WsE4AzSsQ.json) — this records visitor heatmaps. With no consent. As with EFTA’s Matomo HeatmapSessionRecording — recording user behavior requires explicit consent.

UA after retirement — the third instance in the series

UA’s analytics.js (+648 ms) loads and sends a pageview. The third instance in this series, after eua.eu and frontex.europa.eu. GA4 (G-WKG4M0MSB8) runs in parallel. Two GA counters, one of them discontinued.

Telerik Kendo — a corporate JS CDN

kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2021.1.119 — the Telerik CDN (Progress Software, USA), for Kendo UI, a corporate JavaScript UI framework. Loads kendo.all.min.js and kendo.timezones.min.js — large libraries (several MB). Visitors’ IP addresses are transmitted to Telerik/Progress Software (USA).

WHO, as a UN agency, enjoys immunity under the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies (1947). GDPR technically does not apply. Nonetheless, WHO publishes guidance on protecting personal data in healthcare and calls on member states to uphold privacy principles — including in the processing of medical data.

Conclusion

WHO — 21 domains, fndrsp.net at +0 ms, two Clarity tags, Monsido heatmaps, UA discontinued in 2024, a Facebook SDK, the Telerik Kendo CDN. An organization that publishes healthcare data-protection guidance itself deploys a full stack of American trackers with no consent banner. UN immunity does not remove the ethical dimension of the question.

Evidence
Original (audit)
HAR file: global/who-int-2026-05-13.har
SHA-256: 8805252f41be7b6fb24ea4719e0bd42aaea4629572b301545f296a5ea322d06a
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