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So cool man thanks for the video! I learned a lot

Excellent cover of the subject. Thanks a lot, mate 🙏🏻

Aaaand you can thank Americans for making damned sure tech companies can do that. About time that nation crumbles.

My HTTP_ACCEPT headers was the most unique, 1 in 186000. That was suprising.

This means your hands were severely injured you lose access to your worldly possessions starting with money.

Thank you for your help. I currently have lost access to both my internet banking and Play store because the bank app needs to be updated and I can't remember my Gmail address as I rarely use it. I am trapped.

I was not aware of the part you gave us after the cookies part. And there was me thinking "I don't allow cookies or keep a history or associated data." And I use Linux. Oh, fudge...

Basically we're not completely always safe heads up🤔😀 what can we do.

This behaviour will not stop until legislation enforces it….and that will never happen because it is all about big money.

We need a browser that randomize some things in the fingerprint to mask your identity.

Awesome video! Thank you for making it simple & easy for me to understand. And to make it clear to us that we are so un-incognito

I want to be shown an ad with dogs in a car and my face superimposed on a buff driver with 2.4 kids in the trunk, then I’ll be worried.

I just commented, then wanted to adjust a name, didn't take the adjustment so I reloaded the page and my comment is gone as if I never wrote it. I'll retry underneath this - if it stays..

Powerfull

Excellent 👌

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All the guys who got this video recommended are thinking, "OMG! My internet browsing's being tracked!!" And we all know why😆

Thanks for the video. It helped me understand this pesky fingerprinting technique.

You’re not tracking who subscribes and does not subscribe to this channel, right?!

Uptooted just for the Rick Roll at the end. Haha

Wow, the bot'ing of most channels is totally real. Some other channels have talked about the explosion of comment bots in the last few weeks, and they seem to be everywhere. With so many posts of generic messaging, they almost seem real and YT cares about their opinions when they down vote a comment or video. yikes! Browser fingerprinting has been around for years. It's too bad that it really hasn't been addressed and newer versions of the browser just make it easier to get info about your system. The canvas bit is really disturbing because you can test so many things to get a more randomized result to further isolate a target. Can we go after sites and IPs that do this kind of fingerprinting to blind them from our browser?

Brain Bendingly great!

Don't all companies secretly want to allow for fingerprinting ? The internet of today runs on ads and data-theft, so it is only normal.

Pity about the annoying and unnecessary background "music".

Not only that , enter android, add gps location and client network ip address, with your gmail id to the fingerprint and see the magic.

When vid is *95% Misleadin* , *Old News & Corpo* *5% Truth* You got a lot of this Wrong.

Great breakdown and explanation of browser fingerprinting and tracking Matt!

Bro serving your printer sounds scary indeed.

Don't worry. ISPs are forging an alliance (already have) to track you by your connection. No matter the IP, no matter the device. All of it is linked to you by inserting a "cookie" into every data packet you send over their connection.

I think you can manually change your time zone on some OS'. Maybe do that occasionally (delete your cookies at the same time or it won't help), along with your English dialect (if you use English), and only use the fonts that came pre-installed with your OS, like probably 90% of people. Use different browsers for different things (e.g. do all of your social media on one browser only and all of your shopping on another). Create a "guest user" account on your computer (or have a different device) and never use it to log into anywhere that knows your real identity, telephone number or main email (or any email with your name in it). Compartmentalize your online activities to split your data into multiple different profiles, with each only having a partial picture of your behaviour. Create ambiguity and make them work to connect the dots. You can't hide from the government, but you can make life hard for private companies trying to monetize you.

Thanks for interesting video but I personally do not mind to see targeted ads. They are much better and remind me about things which I need but did nit know that they exist :)

I am a backend dev and I use jwt token and useragent combined for enchanced security actually so even if user is tricked to give his cookies, cookie wont work on another device, its better that way imo Vs using ip, it would be too restrictive

I envision browsers having the capability to identify which services possess your identity and what specific data they hold about you. With this feature, users could simply click a button to obfuscate or remove their data, effectively erasing their presence from these services. Data brokers should be held to stringent security standards, and legislation should prohibit the sale of personal data. Instead, brokers should only be allowed to sell aggregated information. For instance, if someone wants to conduct a census on a particular tool, they should be able to request aggregated data without compromising individual privacy.

ua-cam.com/video/45uJAOs22jE/v-deo.htmlsi=R2t3F0dvbi5vkzOn Records:: Publications:: UA-cam:: Matt Sionkowski 2.15K:: Browser Fingerprinting Explained (You're Tracked!) 40K:: Comment 196{ Great video, I apologize for the wall of text but I hope you should find it worthwhile and not mind reading it. I'm a philosopher, and I'm glad you're giving your time and attention for the benefit of others, especially when one's attention is the most valuable thing they have. Your humor is also 'professionally implemented' : p Also, if it appears I digress and meander, it shall only be to provide essential context (literally 'with text'). At the Studio, we have had to transition to digital technology, and I would not be conversing with you now if not for doing so. However, with digital technology we find there are 'issues': [ P O R O S I T Y ] The first 'issue' is 'porosity' - Devices are manufactured to be porous, in other words data stored within them will always have the possibility of leaking out, primarily of being accessed by unauthorized parties. This applies to even so called 'air gapped' device. The reason for this is due to security and special interests concerns, and manufacturers are 'heavily pressured' to cooperate. Philosophically however, this issue has been found to be unavoidable, as those who possess sufficiently advanced technologies (like fairies, aliens, psychics, remote viewers etc (for example)) are able to read the contents of our devices, and when they are able to subsequently interact with our sphere of influence, any notion of privacy immediately evaporates. In fact one theory "speculates" that the universe is such that "if you know how" you can read what's written on a page in a closed book that's on a shelf somewhere in the Andromeda Galaxy, or even at the other end of the observable universe, and suggesting that that is one reason 'why' it is called the "observable universe" (also, the inventor of the expression 'observable universe' might have been unaware of this at the time of its coining). As such 'Porosity' is believed to be a theme of the universe (always written with a lowercase 'u' as it was considered to be "too absurd" to use an uppercase "U", as nothing is greater or bigger or more important than, or more of a noun than the universe (for example only --> when you wake from the Matrix and look over your 'shoulder' - you're still in the universe. The point is that the notion of privacy should be abandoned, if not then we should regard privacy in terms of relevant parties, each of whom has the potential to access the data and where to achieve privacy they are kept from accessing that data using many techniques (such as distractions, threats, damage, deception, etc) but an illusion of privacy doesn't hold water. DISCLAIMER: I am a supporter of privacy, I only realized that I had none. I think privacy allows for unique authentic expression and autonomy, and builds trust in one's reality. The second issue is, as mentioned, is Design Stage Compromise. This is usually with the collusion of manufacturers, or component(s) manufacturers. We have started a project called "Phone 3.0" that should address the privacy issue. [ I N T E R I M S O L U T I O N S ] Back down to Earth, the best way to achieve reasonable privacy is the "Hash & Burn" Method, also called the "Slash & Burn" Method. This is what the pros use. It's where instead of buying 1 device, you buy 10 devices. Instead of creating one email account, you create 20 unrelated email accounts. This way you can browse, and send texts to parties without any tracker knowing. This could have been better explained but I'm sure its clear. This is a Green Hat method and works out of the box (There's no way the average person will disable or randomize every identifier on their devices, this would require extensive knowledge, tools, expertise and time that folks just don't have, and in many cases it's just not possible). You should be aware though that you can still be identified using behavioral analysis and other techniques - which have become quite sophisticated: When you're setting up a new device you might always install certain apps, or position your icons a certain way on the homescreen, or do things in a certain order, or adjust certain settings and never others. All this can be used to positively identify you across devices. It can be used not just by companies like Google, but also by ANYONE who can hack Google. This is unfair to Google as they can in theory do this to any service that you use, Google is just an elephant in the room, we're even on their platform right now... }

Sounds like a proxy built in to your desktop is a good step. Then your browser can send requests through the proxy without giving any data other than the server IP and resource request. Will that work?

Kudos to you (and Mozilla too)

I remember downloading a tool that showed what's beyond tracking cookies. I remember deleting some of the one I saw related to things I knew. Then the application started behaving differently.

Very enlighntening video. Thank you very much!

10:12 that's wrong, you have close to full control over the information you send to websites, it can be archived with plugins. There's no reason to send to websites your graphics card ID if you want to avoid it

It's something I've known for a while, and do my best to avoid, but it still makes me sad seeing the backend explained

Does using a VPN help with these issues?

start again all over again one more time once again

Ohh well

STOP THE MUSIC, PLEASE.

Fascinating stuff. Keep up the good work

Although it still is an issue, they all (Meta, Google, …) absolutely hate Apple for lying in Safari.

Good day, thanks for the in-dept explanation. please i will like to ask. If i format my system and reinstall windows will the system finger print still be the same.

Advertisers are corporate terrorists.

Excellent, never heard this anywhere.