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  "path": "/t/material-you-monet-theme-color-as-means-of-fingerprinting/37470#post_3",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-30T07:48:23.000Z",
  "site": "https://discuss.privacyguides.net",
  "tags": [
    "ColorBlendr"
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  "textContent": "I mean, it’s not only small areas sometimes. If you post a screenshot of an app like Settings or any Material You colored app, even the background is tinted.\n\nThis raises the question: Which color to choose if unavoidable?\n\nThe fixed blue one as it is a common favorite color? LineageOS stock wallpaper Monet green as it might be common?\nOr possibly the most common color: a Google blue (is this even a thing anymore?) profile loaded with ColorBlendr?\n\n-\n\nAlso, now that I’m in this rabbit hole, you can even be fingerprinted by “Font size” and “Display size” settings (or in dev settings: “Smallest width” dpi setting or “Display cutout”/notch of your device).\n\nBad actors may not do it _yet_ or don’t realize it can be done, but the possibility to analyze these is there.",
  "title": "Material You (Monet) theme color as means of fingerprinting?"
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