fingerprint.com is an actual tracking company, while the front page doesn’t show what it knows it shows weather it has seen you before.
You can setup browsers to randomize fingerprints (tor does this automatically) so while your browser fingerprint is almost always unique you can see if it changes enough so it doesn’t recognise you across accesses.
Im sorry for the dislikes. Sometimes lemmy reminds me of reddit when people ask genuime questions yet get disliked.
Ok that makes sense, I agree.
Its lemmy.ml memes if you dont like them perhaps unsubacribe.
Perhaps a link
This story needs to go to the haters.
This update is needed and I hope it works. I have experienced many crashes over my relatively short experience with it over the last couple of weeks. Although Inkscape is really great software vector images are really cool.
Fairphone? perhaps. Samsung? hell naw. Samsung heavily benefits from the spyware it builds into One UI and 99% of its user base do not care about the spyware.
But I do hope hope that Fairphone begins to embrace Linux support.
Nice resource that goes over the main objections to people who don’t value there own privacy:
https://blog.rebeltechalliance.org/common-objections-debunked/
Also “I don’t want to use an adblocker, I find tailored advertising very useful”
Yes I love my brain being hijacked by big tech.
My ublock origin preferences seam to bypass this.
Many Marxist groups literally use spyware like WhatsApp to organise. I just don’t get it.
But that doesn’t give individuals a reason to take action on there own privacy. At least it should mean others will respect you more for valuing your own privacy.
This one is really good. I always say “then why do you have walls in your house” but it doesn’t work that well.
Oh interesting, I apologies. And I will change my opinion slightly, individuals do hold responsibility for their actions and they can make personal changes (wow I can’t believe I wasn’t saying that before). ALTHOUGH a persons views and personality are a result of there experiences. Highly alienated individuals who are bombarded with ads for junk food are more suceptibal to become addicted. So naturally that is why we see the US having higher levels of obesity. The government/rich people need to be blamed for this.
Where what time? Im in.
Way too many young people (in the west, I’m not sure about elsewhere) are extremely pessimistic about the future. They aren’t necessarily wrong they also feel like they don’t have any control. It definitely opens a window for radicalisation, but it’s just sad to see.
Finally, some good news from proton.
I think it’s gorillas or some kind of other primate that is on average better at a specific memory or logic puzzel. I can’t remember it that well though.