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@saltywizard

"Your browser has a nearly-unique fingerprint"...

@svines @cwebber

This is topical:

"To protect against this, customers ... must not attempt to generate infringing materials, including not providing input to a Copilot service that the customer does not have appropriate rights to use."

Tor seems to work as the default browser on Android, although everything is somewhat slowed. It may even be safe to accept cookies.

@StefanEJones

Velociraptor = Distanceraptor/Time...

Otherwise the "raptors" would cancel.

@dsilverman

I tried to reply as if I had been taken in, but what/whoever is running them is not really up to holding a conversation.

Test your browser's fingerprint and weep.

Cover Your Tracks

See how trackers view your browser

(coveryourtracks.eff.org)

In my case, "at least 18.2 bits of information", but that seems to be an underestimate based on being unique amongst the recent visitors (~300k = 2^18). If they were independent, the information sources available on me would sum to about 75 bits).

Less than 8 bits of information with the Tor browser.

Browser manufacturers should offer a reduced fingerprint option (rather than only trying to block fingerprinting sites).