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> but remember that your digital fingerprints follow you EVERYWHERE. You can't turn them off or disable them on your side like cookies. I'm honestly curious, i
by southernplaces7 2y ago
> but remember that your digital fingerprints follow you EVERYWHERE. You can't turn them off or disable them on your side like cookies.
I'm honestly curious, if you don't mind clarifying a bit more. How do your digital fingerprints follow you everywhere without your being able to erase them? This thread goes into device fingerprinting, but if one rigorously changes devices and certain use/account practices, how can they still be tracked so totally?
- dwattttt 2y ago> if one rigorously changes devices and certain use/account practices Your account practices will need to include only using an account on one device. Every time you use an account that identifies you on a device, that device can be associated to you; at that point its fingerprint is your fingerprint. Rotating devices faster just adds more devices to your identity.