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Wouldn't be VPN a sufficient solution?

• mehdix 5y ago
  I think falsifying your user agent would be critical. Even with e.g. Mullvad how many requests will it take until one is deanonymized? Let's say I'm using a crowded VPN exit, still I can be profiled based on my user agent, the vpn IP and my requests. All it'd take them to connect the dots, would be me openning my apps/browser tabs on my phone/laptop/device without VPN for a second.
  • clusterfish 5y ago
    Not just user agent. Tons of other info is used for fingerprinting, from viewport and screen size to the list of installed fonts.
    • mehdix 5y ago
      How would you go about them? So far I rely on Mullvad, privacy badger, ublock and random user agent.
      • boogies 5y ago
        The Tor browser employs a variety of anti-fingerprinting measures and there’s a project that’s upstreamed some of them back into vanilla Firefox.