AFAIK (which isn't much), LibreWolf does this by standardizing all it's 'outputs' so no one can tell either browser apart. As long as you don't change anything that is.
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Is there a fingerprint randomizing browser or plugin yet? Last time I lazily researched it there just wasn't one good enough, I keep limping along with ublock and umatrix and all that.
I came back 1 min later and it didn't recognize me. Still perfectible. Even though I'm 1 in 200 millions apparently.
The receipt
Putting it together: roughly 1 in 132.1 million browsers look like yours. None of this used a cookie
Second visit: We've met before
I've seen you before, you first showed up earlier today. This is visit number 2. And you came straight here, no link, no search. You remembered the URL by heart. That is almost sweet.how?
And you cleared some of it, 2 of my hiding places were empty when you arrived. I restored them from the ones you missed. This is what tracking looks like without cookies.how?
Real news items. If it's real, please post the link.
You seem to be simply confused.
What I said was correct.
Constantly but I just tried MapQuest too and it is also slow. It has to be my cars head unit
Why would they match? The article is about VPNs and Utah's moronic attempt at policing them. A VPN routes your traffic through a different IP... I mean that's kinda the point...
You seem to be confused about what Signal protects against, or claims to protect against.
None of the items from your list apply. Maybe you're confusing it with another distributed solution with peers connected through anonymous transport.
Could be hand drawn numbers?
The data Telegram is sharing is right there
And we know Signal doesn't and can't because of its architecture and we've seen similar letters they had unsealed
And now, Windows Defender available for Linux!
lmao who told you that?
That's at least three points of data we know Signal can't and won't share.
- Phone number from ID
- Account name
- IP address
- Registration date or, worse, date this information was accurate (suggesting a ledger of changes)
When is it slow? I only use CoMaps for a long time now. Pixel 7 now, Galaxy s22 before.
Help me Incogni you're my only hope now!
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I'd love to see comaps but it's DOGSHIT SLOW on Android auto to the point of being unusable. I give it a shot every once in a while to see if am update has fixed that but nothing yet.
Because I need live traffic data because My city can't seem to handle planning construction properly. Random lanes and exits get closed, accidents occur, my commute route gets gridlocked a few times a week.
I don't know why, either. I make it a point to put as many surveillance cameras on OSM as I can.
Image by EFF (CC-by)
Based on the numbers on the sign in the picture not matching each other, I strongly suspect that it's AI-generated rather than being actually commissioned or designed in-house.
That's most websites, actually. This instance (programming.dev) goes through Cloudflare, as does lemmy.world I linked above. Cloudflare can see each visitor's IP address and browser fingerprint. You're on feddit.uk, so your activity was not tracked.
https://checkforcloudflare.selesti.com
https://fshot.org/techzone/cloudflare-exposed.php
A significant proportion of the web now passes through Cloudflare’s edge servers to get anywhere at all. That is a concentration of trust and visibility that no single organisation should hold.
Check your browser fingerprint:
https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/
About fingerprinting:
https://lemmy.ca/post/72599904
On websites including Lemmy, when viewing a preview image of a YouTube video, that preview is fetched from YouTube by your browser, which will be recognised by YouTube without you clicking "play". This can be seen in Firefox with NoScript added.
The real issue is getting them to stop sending links with tracking data attached.
Most people don’t know about osm. Also it’s not doing itself any favors with the completely fragmented ecosystem. Also, CoMaps is so much better than Mapquest it’s not even funny.
Mapquest directions are so horrendous it took me literally twenty miles away from the location it was supposed to and stopped me in the middle of an empty field and said I was there.
Like, getting the wrong location is one thing, there’s plenty of places with the same names different cities, but this was for an apartment building and it dumped me at an empty field in the middle of a state park……. There’s no apartments there.