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As the author mentions in the readme, one use case is to obfuscate your online advertising profile by flooding it with random data.

• endymi0n 8y ago
  Without using a real headless browser running JavaScript AND accessing a browser cookie store to distribute the fake traffic on the event tracking of all gazillion tracking cookies you‘re already identified with, this approach is utterly useless for the purpose intended. Even for trackers using IP+Fingerprint (which nobody I know is seriously using these days anymore), you‘d have to spoof the user agent of the regular browser. Sorry to say, but you‘ll be much better off with an adblocker.
  • ryan-c 8y ago
    I think this is intended to screw with tracking being done by your ISP.
    • jlg23 8y ago
      Your ISP has more options to identify you than a random 3rd party advertisement/tracking partner...