> That's why I submitted a patent on it, I want to corner this particular (and seemingly highly effective) method. Which (turns out one of my areas of interest

> That's why I submitted a patent on it, I want to corner this particular (and seemingly highly effective) method. Which (turns out one of my areas of interest is "which") really only gives you a monopoly on selling the method but not on internal usage by less scrupulous actors...at least that's my opinion, it would be near impossible to enforce a patent on non-public facing code used to track people in BigCorp. I do like the idea though, it's not like anyone (reasonably) should believe they have any semblance of anonymity on the internets and this just goes to show how easy it is to follow you around on the webs. If an individual can pull this off then the sky's the limit for the TLAs with massive budgets and computing horsepower.