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If you have two devices in a house and one never accesses Google and the other does, Google will know it's you using the non-Google device each and every time.
by movedx 9y ago
If you have two devices in a house and one never accesses Google and the other does, Google will know it's you using the non-Google device each and every time.
There's more to mining you then cookies and tracking pixels. They use IPs, hardware and software profiling, behavioural patterns, and even the way you type on your keyboard (this is very, very accurate.)
In short: you need a "clean room" (Tails) every time you go online and you need to change where you're coming online from (VPN). You can also use tools to change your keyboard/typing "profile" so as to cripple that means of tracking. Oh and you can't login to virtually any online account at all, ever, because these cookies can be used too.
- rcraft 9y agoSo if you use a VPN and incognito mode without logging into any online account, Google, Facebook, et al can still track you accurately? Curious any other tools besides vpn and private mode you would recommend? Any more links to read about these behaviorial, software and and type style tracking methods?
- movedx 9y agohttps://ssd.eff.org/en https://ssd.eff.org/en -- this is a great start and will lead you down a rabbit hole of links, tools, and intrigue :-)