I'd like properly anonymous stuff as well, but I agree and understand you argument. Given the performance hit we'd need to take to accomplish that's it'd be al

I'd like properly anonymous stuff as well, but I agree and understand you argument. Given the performance hit we'd need to take to accomplish that's it'd be almost akin to paying a tax or protection fee in terms of cycles to avoid compromise - "It'd be a real shame if someone fingerprinted you..." It's part of the reason why I get excited about toolkits like unity that remove the direct hardware interaction, but so far the limitations they impose always have come with serious costs as well.