Pci Tracking

PCI Tracking is a way for companies to follow the movement of parts inside a computer. PCI stands for "Peripheral Component Interconnect," which is basically the connection highway inside your computer. Tracking helps companies make sure parts are real and haven't been replaced with fakes.

Fake computer parts can be unreliable and even damage your computer. Tracking helps companies ensure you get the real deal and protects them from selling counterfeit parts.

PCI Tracking itself doesn't follow your personal information, it just tracks the parts in your computer. However, some companies might collect additional data alongside the tracking information. It's always good to check the privacy policy of the company involved.

No, PCI Tracking is usually embedded in the hardware itself and can't be disabled. But there's no need to worry, it just tracks the parts and doesn't access your personal information.