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> I don’t know what your privacy settings are. So if I point to your post, it’s possible a lot of people might not be able to read it Easy: open the page in an
by tantalor 9y ago
> I don’t know what your privacy settings are. So if I point to your post, it’s possible a lot of people might not be able to read it
Easy: open the page in an incognito window.
- subway 9y agoEasier: Don't bother; it's Facebook.
- adtac 9y agoI'm sure Facebook is still tracking you in some way. Some low hanging fruits: IP address, user agent, screen resolution, network speed based tracking, geo location, presence of various web technologies. With all this and Facebook's backend data, I'm absolutely sure they'll be able to narrow you down to at most 5-10 people.
- 5ilv3r 9y agoI went to a great talk at linuxfest with a mozilla developer talking about ways you could prevent tracking, and some of the means were mind blowing. For example, they can process an audio clip using your audio hardware without playing it to you, and then based on the artifacts introduced, they can figure out if you are using the same sound card as a previous sample they collected. The firefox property that allows this is 'dom.webaudio.enabled', and it is not related to playback.
- adtac 9y agoThat's insane. http://webkay.robinlinus.com/ http://webkay.robinlinus.com/ has some more interesting methods. One of my favourites is querying every IP address in your local network and seeing which ones are up to generate a profile on you.