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The IPv4 at my router yes. That's where tracking ends. IPv6 privacy is an illusion, try the test I described, remove IPv6 from your router at home, wait a few h
by talent_deprived 3y ago
The IPv4 at my router yes. That's where tracking ends. IPv6 privacy is an illusion, try the test I described, remove IPv6 from your router at home, wait a few hours or few days, the family will complain search results are odd or messed up and that's only the beginning of it.
I don't know how companies are doing it but they are able to track your IPv6 changed daily or not.
- icedchai 3y agoThey probably just track the IPv6 /64. With prefix delegation, the /64 would rarely change, unless your provider delegated a new block. This is similar to your IPv4 router changing its address w/DHCP: it happens, but is relatively rare.
- Thiez 3y agoAlso just cookies and browser fingerprinting.