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Having JS off probably puts you in the < .1% of users bucket. Unless you additionally are: * Routinely moving between IPs * Modifying your headers to avoid givi
by sour-taste 4y ago
Having JS off probably puts you in the < .1% of users bucket. Unless you additionally are:
* Routinely moving between IPs
* Modifying your headers to avoid giving away info (user agent, etc)
* Defeating all the other non-JS things that fingerprinters probably look for
then you are not safe by just turning off JS.
- account42 4y agoBeing in a 0.1% bucket is only ~10 bits of information - much less than what can be gathered with JS on. And of course its not enough, but the situation is even more hopeless with JS on.