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even if they can't see your DNS queries, they still know a lot (you can switch DNS server)
by Vladimof 5y ago
even if they can't see your DNS queries, they still know a lot (you can switch DNS server)
- sp332 5y agoThat's true, even if you switch DNS, they can still see the destination IP of every connection you make. That still means they can't see individual search terms though.
- HoppedUpMenace 5y agoSo should I switch to Firefox on everything or VPN or just erase cookies every session?
- Vladimof 5y agoYou could also use the Tor Browser...
- sp332 5y agoWell, if you can find a VPN that's more trustworthy than your ISP. Some of them are pretty sketchy too. I think disabling third-party cookies helps a lot. If each site can only see its own cookies, it's harder to coordinate. Also, browsers have started experimenting with separate cookie jars for each top-level domain. https://techcrunch.com/2021/02/24/mozilla-beefs-up-anti-cross-site-tracking-as-chrome-still-lags-on-privacy/ https://techcrunch.com/2021/02/24/mozilla-beefs-up-anti-cros...
- Vladimof 5y ago> That still means they can't see individual search terms though. they can't see search terms with HTTPS