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Beyond Cookies - How To Stop The Invisible Browser Fingerprint That Tracks You Everywhere
Beyond Cookies - How To Stop The Invisible Browser Fingerprint That Tracks You Everywhere
For years, the privacy advice was simple: clear your cookies, use incognito mode, or click "Reject All" on those annoying consent banners. That advice is now outdated.
A groundbreaking study published last year has delivered the first peer-reviewed proof that the $600 billion online advertising industry has moved on from cookies. The new tracking method is called browser fingerprinting, and it works even if you never log in, never accept cookies, and have legally opted out under...
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