What's the best way to avoid being tracked online?
I'm not referring to obfuscating myself through vpns or proxies. I only want to limit as much marketing stalking as possible. I'm using this setup on OS X and am curious what others may be using:
- eclipse browser+adblock
- running a dns-caching service on an external device on my lan
- little snitch to monitor/block network
Does any of this actually matter since it's easy for tracking algorithms to approximately determine who I am based on IP and browsing habits?
Be an unimportant pleb like you are right now. No one cares enough to track you.
>>53667171
This
Also never leave any private informations about you. Delete everything related to you. Also use protonmail or encrypted emails.
>>53667171
He said marketing tracking you fucking retard.
>>53667083
You have to block scripts and your browser fingerprint basically, that and use VPNs at random. Also avod running windows 8 or 10 or an xbox one as the marketing tracking is built into the kernel and even the microphone/camera while in standby/"off" mode.
isn't a browser fingerprint sharable by third party tracking systems? Therefore, wouldn't one have to use a new browser every time they visited amazon, google, facebook, etc?
>>53667547
your thought process is there, but you completely off where it counts.
>>53667083
Consider a network anonymiser, but refrain from logging in to personal accounts when doing so; use DNSSEC with DNSCrypt on your resolving-only name server
