Jälgitakse

Jälgitakse is an Estonian verb form meaning "is tracked" or "is being monitored." It is the present passive form of the verb jälgima, which means to track or monitor. The passive present in Estonian is formed with the suffix -takse and does not mark the grammatical subject, so the agent performing the tracking is often unspecified.

The root is related to jälg-, from which nouns like jälg (trace, sign) and other verbs derive. The form is used for impersonal statements or general processes, such as descriptions of systems or practices.

In usage, jälgitakse appears in contexts ranging from everyday speech to technical discourse. Examples include sentences such as "Käitumist jälgitakse veebis analüütika abil" (Behavior is tracked on the web using analytics) and "Kasutajate tegevust jälgitakse turvalisuse tagamiseks" (Users' activity is tracked to ensure security). It is also common in discussions of privacy and data protection, where tracking of individuals or groups may be regulated and require consent.

See also: jälgima, which means to track or monitor; jälgimine, the act of monitoring; jälgija, a watcher or observer.