You know, I don’t know if you are trying to be annoying or if you truly do not know. Here is a wikipedia link for topic of device fingerprints: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Device_fingerprint

Here is the Tor project’s take on it: https://blog.torproject.org/browser-fingerprinting-introduction-and-challenges-ahead/

And here is an overview of the browsers which are best at preventing fingerprinting for desktop: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers/

The privacyguides website is generally a good resource. Sometimes, rarely, lacks a little behind in the latest and greatest. It’s not primarily a site for news anyways.

One part of your browser’s fingerprint that I find quite interesting and is easy to understand is it’s resolution. Your browser displays websites in a set resolution, say 1080x1920. This resolution is dependent of your screen’s resolution, the window size of the browser and generally everything that changes the shape anf size of the website. Firefox does not protect here, old man.

Yes. They do. Not by name, but by your fingerprint.

Also, just because a VPN is paid for does not mean it is secure. Look into Mullvad and as a second option Proton VPN, if you have not already.

Well to cut it short, Incognito mode often just means that your own device will not remember anything. Meaning your keyboard does not log your keystrokes, your browser does not save your searches etc. Even if this was compeletely true 100% of the time (which it is not, example, you copy or download something), then the websites you visit would still have your device’s fingerprint, so a VPN connection won’t do much. It is better to use a privacy-oriented browser like Mull. If you want to, you can add incognito mode ON TOP, which on Firefox and therefore Mull is called private browsing mode. Do keep in mind, that it is hard enough to have a non-unique fingerprint. This only gets amplified on mobile devices, at least speaking for Android. IOS is out of the window by default lmao.

Hey man didn’t mean to make you feel down. Incognito mode is just the wrong tool for the job.

Alright, just checking.

Simple. Do not use Roku. If you use a Roku, you should not really worry about Youtube, as Roku is no better and probably still just sells to Google. If you have no other choice, then you may access a piped server over it’s web interface. This one is from a guy named kavin. Other than that, I am not really sure if there is a client for Roku.

My brother. Use Piped.

You are aware that they do not need to save the data to your device to track you, right?

“Any popular browser in incognito mode” is probably the worst advice I’ve ever heard.

https://www.skeletonclaw.com/image/710734055173472257

Fuck off op

Lmao

What app is that

And I did not say you said that. Thatdoes not matter though, as what I say still stands. The network they use for onion routing is incredibly weak. Even Tor isn’t as powerful a network as most would think.

Also: Speed does not matter. Speed ≠ strength.

Session does NOT use the tor network. They use their own, smaller, way easier to take over network.

You know what Session also has? Well it ain’t forward secrecy.

Are the only countries with a death penalty so far

Please also consider things like canvas spoofing. It will create a unique fingerprint that is different every time.

Oh no the radom dude online who speaks another language made a quick mistake. Better make sure to correct him! Why do people always get a boner from grammatics? Its ridiculous! (hehe)

Is that it’s name? Awesome

Would you mind telling me why you switched?

Not everyone, but lots.

I want the drugs you are on

Money

Yes to all of those. LIFE ON THE EDGE BABYYY

You can only know if you choose to read the code and compile from source. You can trust, in that your read the code and just install the app, or let others read the code for you. If reputable sources tell you it’s good, most of the time it’s good. How can you trust Signal more? Well you… shouldn’t. You could try to use a decompilation tool, don’t know if that works on Android’s apps though.

It is absolutely not

Sadly no. The cards are american and there is some thing that I forgot the name and exact function of, which allows you to pay with american cards inside the EU, however that requires id, which privacy.com does not do.

My guy. Your drivers license has a picture. They already have a pic of you. Or is there some way around this?

I’m sorry, what?

I understood what you meant but first reading it it sounds like the tables are rather quite hungry and I think that is hilarious

Honeypot

Most definitely

I get what you mean but at the same time that would mean we’d want more Nazis. I do not want more Nazis.

I’d recommend a searxng instance.

Unless there is a way to gain access to information through a video in any way, I don’t think so. The link is a Telegram group invite and gets you to the video. Could just be that they want you to upload that video for further reach.

Realtively, yes. But I myself like a 16 symbol or longer cryptic password because in the end when I have remembered it it takes less time to put in and has the same protection as a longer passphrase. (Not against brute force I am aware).

They take so damn long to put in though

LibreTube has the most beautiful UI although it’s sometimes unstable. Latest releases have been a lot more stable and improving. Has integrated Sponsorblock. I like it more than other clients as they either have worse video quality if they don’t use Piped or just look bad, like the NewPipe client. Keep in mind that without an account, no matter what option you use to view, you will not be able to be part of a community. I like that I am kind of shut off, as I do not like the way the Algorithm keeps me from my favourite channels and feeds me shit, but this makes Youtube essentially just a video platform instead of a social media platform.

I was confused why king for some time. Forgot she went skinwalking.