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  "textContent": "uninvitedfriend:\n\n> Also, 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\nThat’s why I prefer sending only _part_ of screen (so no full-screen resolution catches). You can randonly crop borders for better privacy too.\n\nAlso, if you are in exta sensetive situation (or just paranoid like me) you can use something like this approach:\n\nInstall util:\n\n\n    sudo apt install imagemagick\n\n\nUse it to add noise to picture to make it more difficult for automatic tools to recognise what on picture:\n\n\n    convert photo.jpg -attenuate 1.0 +noise Gaussian noisy.jpg\n\n\n`photo.jpg` - input file name, `1.0` - “power” of noise, `Gaussian` - type of noise, `noisy.jpg` - output\n\nBut this needs computer with Linux for convenience (but you can try Termux, imagemagick _should_ whork there pretty fine)",
  "title": "Material You (Monet) theme color as means of fingerprinting?"
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