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I doubt you could accurately identify a specific person

• derivagral 6y ago
  Why do you doubt this? Even if you can't always trust the 'unique' part, it is still information which can be combined to produce a more accurate profile.
• ben_w 6y ago
  33 yes-no questions which each split the audience in half, uniquely identifies slightly more than the world population. But any given website is much tighter than that: a regular visitor to Cambridge Evening News is unlikely to be based in राजनांदगांव, and vice versa. Someone is regularly accessing the website of one local take-away restaurant in Larnaca, a gay men-only dating website, and Ars Technica? That’s probably already got you down to 2-15 people out of the ~3e9 on the internet, with just three specific websites in their history.
• hhjj 6y ago
  https://www.researchgate.net/publication/265660320_A_Face_is_exposed_for_AOL_searcher_no_4417749 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/265660320_A_Face_is...
• notmyname9173 6y ago
  You appear to be engaging in denialism. Would you care to further elaborate on your claim for everyone else reading?