
Does the Brave Browser Really Beat Fingerprinting? Let's Test! - Rob Braxman Tech
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Date: 2022-03-20
Comments and reviews: 10
Chazz
No Rob, Google hasn't responded to the latest Brave browser capabilities. In fact their lagging behind. I guess what brave browser has done for finger isolation google don't have an answer. Brave browser is a God send and literally does its thing. IG permanently banned me from their platform and Brave browser got me in more times than I have toes. They do this by giving you the essential option to block firebass and Google. com. 2 essential ingredients for device finger printing. Once creating new IG account on website then redownload IG app then presto done.
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No Rob, Google hasn't responded to the latest Brave browser capabilities. In fact their lagging behind. I guess what brave browser has done for finger isolation google don't have an answer. Brave browser is a God send and literally does its thing. IG permanently banned me from their platform and Brave browser got me in more times than I have toes. They do this by giving you the essential option to block firebass and Google. com. 2 essential ingredients for device finger printing. Once creating new IG account on website then redownload IG app then presto done.
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William
My first computer was a TRS-80 with the 64K upgrade, [or was it 128K? ] but I fell off that bandwagon long, long ago. I'm not the Rob Braxman in the audience, but I can deeply appreciate the idea that you can probably be identified more easily by your differences than your similarities. Which is why I'm so interested in grey man theory. What I really want to know is now do I make myself look to everyone else - like everyone else?
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My first computer was a TRS-80 with the 64K upgrade, [or was it 128K? ] but I fell off that bandwagon long, long ago. I'm not the Rob Braxman in the audience, but I can deeply appreciate the idea that you can probably be identified more easily by your differences than your similarities. Which is why I'm so interested in grey man theory. What I really want to know is now do I make myself look to everyone else - like everyone else?
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abroamg
I have never ever bought something from ads on the I ternet.
I can't fathom how running ads is in any way profitable since I assume most people just don't care what they show.
In addition to that, sometimes I get ads that are in foreign languages so I'm doing something right that they can't find out what I would be interested in: )
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I have never ever bought something from ads on the I ternet.
I can't fathom how running ads is in any way profitable since I assume most people just don't care what they show.
In addition to that, sometimes I get ads that are in foreign languages so I'm doing something right that they can't find out what I would be interested in: )
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Vg2
How does a browser differ from a search engine? Should I use the same app for both?
On my phone I use ddg for engine but Brave for browser because I like how Brave does -add to homescreen- and how it let's me print a webpage (to a pdf.
Thank you for your valuable efforts!
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How does a browser differ from a search engine? Should I use the same app for both?
On my phone I use ddg for engine but Brave for browser because I like how Brave does -add to homescreen- and how it let's me print a webpage (to a pdf.
Thank you for your valuable efforts!
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Critical
Is any browser really safe I mean if the big companies control it they're going to control them all? I have reset it a number of times along with a couple of other programs. Brave took 26 GB of data and 48 background data and the background data is shut off.
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Is any browser really safe I mean if the big companies control it they're going to control them all? I have reset it a number of times along with a couple of other programs. Brave took 26 GB of data and 48 background data and the background data is shut off.
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hiddenfromyourview
Blocking might not be the answer. It might be worth it for Brave to straight-up poison the data and/or randomly feed invalid data. Tracking gets more expensive when you have to run it through a bazillion checks for data-accuracy.
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Blocking might not be the answer. It might be worth it for Brave to straight-up poison the data and/or randomly feed invalid data. Tracking gets more expensive when you have to run it through a bazillion checks for data-accuracy.
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Survivor
Thanks, Rob. This helped me to, find a new faster browser, free up some disk space, and learn a little bit more about online security. You are providing a great service to all so inclined.
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Thanks, Rob. This helped me to, find a new faster browser, free up some disk space, and learn a little bit more about online security. You are providing a great service to all so inclined.
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ippos_khloros
The saddest thing about this is that there are tracking programmers. And not even black hat hackers. Just normal people working for normal companies. Evil is normal.
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The saddest thing about this is that there are tracking programmers. And not even black hat hackers. Just normal people working for normal companies. Evil is normal.
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TurboCoom
For me Brave did change the fingerprint even in multiple tabs, every single one was different: o They probably updated Brave since this was over a year ago: )
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For me Brave did change the fingerprint even in multiple tabs, every single one was different: o They probably updated Brave since this was over a year ago: )
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FatheredPuma81
Your fingerprinter doesn't seem to work that well. Just enabling uBlock was enough to get a unique number on every browser just by refreshing the page.
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Your fingerprinter doesn't seem to work that well. Just enabling uBlock was enough to get a unique number on every browser just by refreshing the page.
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