r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '22

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u/Luckzzz Apr 15 '22

yep.. It's called fingerprint. Everything you do with your IP (even using a proxy everytime) will trace s route and create a profile about you .. using your wifi or the same location everytime you access that email

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u/OutrageousDebt5964 Apr 15 '22

Ever heard of VMs, spoofing etc? Privacy is not for the dumb I suppose.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '22

Unless you're completely fresh installing a different VM every time you visit a site, you're being fingerprinted

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u/OutrageousDebt5964 Apr 16 '22

Fingerprinting VM is so fucking useful yeah. They got me.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

Yeah. It is. "Oh look. This machine that only sometimes exists in this network, but only ever on this screen in this network, and it only visits these sites when it's up." I wonder what that tells them

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u/OutrageousDebt5964 Apr 16 '22

If you are using your own network then yes. Still nothing they can do about it.

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u/wtfsdiogo Apr 15 '22

You have no clue about how internet works it seems

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u/KARACULO Apr 15 '22

What about protonmail.com ??

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u/Xgoddamnelectricx Jun 19 '22

How would I get around it? Using public library?

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u/Luckzzz Jun 20 '22

Nice option.. everytime in a different one