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The Biggest threat to Privacy - Browser Fingerprints

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First published at 08:16 UTC on February 5th, 2020.

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Youtube Extension: vDynjSbaCpU
Original Youtube Channel: ScottiesTech.Info
Youtube Upload Date: 2019 12 03

A lot of people these days are talking about protecting their online privacy. We have hearings going on, threats of breaking up Facebook and ot…

Youtube Extension: vDynjSbaCpU
Original Youtube Channel: ScottiesTech.Info
Youtube Upload Date: 2019 12 03

A lot of people these days are talking about protecting their online privacy. We have hearings going on, threats of breaking up Facebook and other Big Tech companies, data leaks, and so on. Many people are going so far as to boycott Google (which is easier said than done). But so far, no one - except Mozilla - is talking about the biggest threat to online privacy: Browser Fingerprints. Browser fingerprinting is a technique where a simple chunk of JavaScript code embedded in any webpage can be used to generate a unique ID and track any user no matter what they do. None of the existing privacy protection tools available to us can stop these things. Not yet, anyway. Join me as I take a peak at browser fingerprints and explain what to do about them.

Panopticlick - Browser Fingerprint demo from the Electronic Frontier Foundation:
https://panopticlick.eff.org/

More techie tips: https://scottiestech.info

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