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At the very least you need to add a VM into that mix to stop (most of) the fingerprinting. You also need a trusted VPN, all kinds of JS and privacy blockers. A
by bufferoverflow 9y ago
At the very least you need to add a VM into that mix to stop (most of) the fingerprinting. You also need a trusted VPN, all kinds of JS and privacy blockers.
And that's assuming there are no hidden backdoors in your hardware. Which will be used, if you're important enough to track.
- cm2187 9y agoBut Tor won't protect you against hardware backdoors either. If you disable javascript and open an incognito chrome session, I don't think browser fingerprinting can do much harm. If all you are doing is submitting a form on a whistle blower hotline, I'd expect it to be reasonably secure.
- bufferoverflow 9y ago> If you disable javascript and open an incognito chrome session, I don't think browser fingerprinting can do much harm. Try it. I'm pretty sure you will end up unique: https://amiunique.org https://amiunique.org