Good stuff. It’s sad that only 10% of visitors use a “do not track” addon/extension. Electronic Frontier Foundation’s “Privacy Badger” extension is highly recommended for the minimum of protection. And of course an adblocker, and while I skeptical of uBlock Origin Lite, it’s actually quite competent.
Of course, we’re on Lemmy, so I’m probably preaching to the choir.
I’m a little slow on the uptake with all of these new ways people are tracked, so I apologize for the question I’m about to ask:
Every single box that uBlock Origin shows me in the settings for it I tick to on (except experimental stuff and any languages I don’t speak or visit those websites) so I still need Privacy Badger or an equivalent of that, you’re saying?
I only use base Firefox so I can sign in and send stuff from my phone over to the computer or vice versa. So, essentially, I’m still a very easy person to identify? :-/
Good stuff. It’s sad that only 10% of visitors use a “do not track” addon/extension. Electronic Frontier Foundation’s “Privacy Badger” extension is highly recommended for the minimum of protection. And of course an adblocker, and while I skeptical of uBlock Origin Lite, it’s actually quite competent.
Of course, we’re on Lemmy, so I’m probably preaching to the choir.
I’m a little slow on the uptake with all of these new ways people are tracked, so I apologize for the question I’m about to ask:
Every single box that uBlock Origin shows me in the settings for it I tick to on (except experimental stuff and any languages I don’t speak or visit those websites) so I still need Privacy Badger or an equivalent of that, you’re saying?
I only use base Firefox so I can sign in and send stuff from my phone over to the computer or vice versa. So, essentially, I’m still a very easy person to identify? :-/
Never use chromium. That also helps. Full ublock origin