Tracking your Browser Without Cookies
January 29th, 2010 admin
How unique is your browser? Can you be tracked simply by its characteristics? The EFF is trying to find out. Their site Panopticlick will measure the characteristics of your browser setup and tell you how unique it is. I just ran the test on myself, and my browser is unique amongst the 120,000 browsers tested so far. It’s my browser…
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elisabeth_pinto (Elisabeth Pinto) : RT @kishorebudha: we are not google's customer, we are google's product that they sell to their customer http://t.co/Z7I5CId.. Updated : 2010-09-04T13:57:49Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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ozdalt (ozdalt) : RT @angadc: RT @metaphorhacker: "Data is the pollution problem of the 21st century." Bruce Schneier http://ow.ly/2zudL.. Updated : 2010-09-04T13:56:01Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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ecarsontc (Toby Edward Carson) : RT @IanYorston: "Data is the pollution problem of the 21st century."
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