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The same applies to macOS. Safari produces a unique fingerprint ID every time, and Firefox also has a different fingerprint ID with every visit. If the fingerp
by reconnecting 11mo ago
The same applies to macOS. Safari produces a unique fingerprint ID every time, and Firefox also has a different fingerprint ID with every visit.
If the fingerprint ID is unique every time, there is zero possibility of using it for identification.
- conartist6 11mo agoVery interesting. So this is the battlefield perhaps. Randomly corrupt the data instead of eliminating it?