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<blockquote data-quote="Dirk41" data-source="post: 593421" data-attributes="member: 50939">Hi everyone!Surfing the web I found this<a href="https://panopticlick.eff.org" target="_blank">Panopticlick</a>I think it is made by the creators of https everywhere and privacy badgerI recommend you to read their privacy policy before perform in the testAnd I suggest you to read the explanation of the results etcOne thing : probably it will say you also that your web fingerprint is unique , but IMHO, that result is due to the small number of testers ( about 200000 .. How many people in the world use Internet ? )But anyway the part about the fingerprint makes me think ( please , as always , tell me if I am wrong because I am not an expert ) that when people , in the Internet , suggest to use less common OS/browser /etc because they are less targeted by malwares ,they , maybe , don&#039;t think that this makes your web fingerprint more unique .Let me know what do you thing if want .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dirk41, post: 593421, member: 50939"] Hi everyone! Surfing the web I found this [URL='https://panopticlick.eff.org']Panopticlick[/URL] I think it is made by the creators of https everywhere and privacy badger I recommend you to read their privacy policy before perform in the test And I suggest you to read the explanation of the results etc One thing : probably it will say you also that your web fingerprint is unique , but IMHO, that result is due to the small number of testers ( about 200000 .. How many people in the world use Internet ? ) But anyway the part about the fingerprint makes me think ( please , as always , tell me if I am wrong because I am not an expert ) that when people , in the Internet , suggest to use less common OS/browser /etc because they are less targeted by malwares ,they , maybe , don't think that this makes your web fingerprint more unique . Let me know what do you thing if want . [/QUOTE]

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