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> All iPhone10s have exactly the same signature. Not quite, this varies depending on the browser app used, zoom level set, language set, other accessibility se
by bowmessage 7y ago
> All iPhone10s have exactly the same signature.
Not quite, this varies depending on the browser app used, zoom level set, language set, other accessibility settings, etc. etc.
- gruez 7y ago>Not quite, this varies depending on the browser app used Most users either use safari or chrome. Maybe 2 bits of entropy at best. >zoom level set [...] other accessibility settings, etc. etc. 95% (random guess) of users don't have these changed from the default because they don't have vision problems or other accessibility needs. >language set The parent post said it was in California, so en-US is a pretty safe assumption.
- bowmessage 7y agohttps://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-most-spoken-languages-in-california.html https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-most-spoken-language...
- greggman2 7y agoGood to know but irrelevant to my point. My point was panopticlick says some iPhone10 in the PST time zone set to en-US running Safari is one in 500k. If there are 55million people the PST timezone then panopticlick is basically saying there are only 110 iPhone10s set to en-US in all of the PST time zone. That's clearly false.