You just can't finish off Zuckerberg.
“Meta devised an ingenious system (“localhost tracking”) that bypassed Android’s sandbox protections to identify you while browsing on your mobile phone — even if you used a VPN, the browser’s incognito mode, and refused or deleted cookies in every session.”
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im wondering, does using uBlock help in any way? can they block metas pixel and thereby protect you?
there is a blocklist with a name like block outsider intrusion to lan, but it’s off by default
Yes. Because it blocks the meta pixel script from loading to begin with.
You can Block WebRTC via uBlock.
From my understanding, this, along with setting Meta on fire, may mitigate the issue.
Is that going to make video conference harder to use?
Let the Zucc feel the heat
I would say it prevents the downloading and execution of such a script. DNS adblock would probably help too.