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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-25T04:51:37.000Z",
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  "textContent": "The_Learner:\n\n> If i may, can I ask what your threat model is?\n\nsure, currently I just want to reduce my digital footprint as much as possible. as Daniel mentioned even tor can be hacked by NSA. I am not hiding from the three letter agency I just want to be more private online. that’s pretty much it. I don’t want google, facebook and other random website to track me while I surf the internet. that’s why I thought of randomizing fingerprint since that way whenever I will visit the website again they won’t know it’s me!\n\nI am already using Tuta, Proton, Mullvad and other privacy respecting services. never used tor though since pretty much every website I use blocks tor exit nodes.\n\nalso switched from gmail to tuta as my identity so now instead of signing with google I provide them a email alias provided by tuta, proton, simplelogin etc and use a password manager to store the password.\n\nWhyRhy:\n\n> If, what you describe, is your threat model ‘as is’ then you’re doing a good job. If you’re talking ISP, packets and whatnot (and much, much more…), then no.\n\nI am currently not concerned about my ISP and all, I will tackle that eventually though.",
  "title": "randomizing browser figerprint good practice?"
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