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It is not fixed. You still cannot disable the tracking via an extension like umatrix. And no, I do not set the 'do not track' thing. Because that is one more b
by TekMol 8y ago
It is not fixed. You still cannot disable the tracking via an extension like umatrix.
And no, I do not set the 'do not track' thing. Because that is one more bit of data sent out. To every website. Not just to Mozilla.
Actually more then a computer 'bit' by the way. What percentage of users use the 'do not track' setting? Let's say 1%. Voila. Setting it is worth about 7 bits of data to identify you.
- tonysdg 8y agoI don't mean to be rude, but if you're worried about the "do not track" setting identifying, you honestly shouldn't be on the internet. Or you should be using it like rms does [1] (scroll to "How I use the internet"). [1] https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html