Browser Fingerprinting: What Your Browser Is Telling Everyone About You

WIREDThursday, October 16, 2025 at 11:30:00 AM
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Browser Fingerprinting: What Your Browser Is Telling Everyone About You
Browser fingerprinting is a technique that reveals a lot about your online behavior by collecting data from your browser each time you visit a website. This practice raises concerns about privacy as it allows companies to track users across the internet without their explicit consent. Understanding how this works is crucial for users who want to protect their personal information and maintain their online anonymity.
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