The site I am referencing is doing exactly that and making them available for sharing. Its napster only you have the "watch it now" ability as a bonus.
I use a site run by one guy who I can message anytime of the day and get help if there is an issue. It offers the ability to DL everything too so if I did want to "start my own" this site would facilitate it.
This is new to me. I could only find one source claiming to explain what a "VPN fingerprint" is and the definition made little sense (and the site looked dodgy).
I tried a tor privacy browser in the past and it was bad news. I ended up taking the blame for some of the illegal traffic in the peer-to-peer network from my ISP. I may not have been protecting myself with a VPN though.
You can get Add-Ons to change your outgoing headers - User-Agent and the like.
At DEF CON 25 in 2017 - Svea Eckert demonstrated how to de-anonymise tracking data collected by ad agencies using the URLs of the pages someone visits in a month.
more than you do, and then what about your Linked-In profile, your Google account, or whatever online accounts you have - they very often have unique identifiers in the URL.
Svea was able to piece together a German politician's profile together and went and showed her the online searches included in the dataset
Or you could just stop using that dog shit service and use one of the many alternative streaming sites that are free and dont cuck you.
Or... pirate.
Arrrrrrr!!
The site I am referencing is doing exactly that and making them available for sharing. Its napster only you have the "watch it now" ability as a bonus.
I think you still have it wrong chief. You need to self host, bottom line. We got here because of dependency on shitty companies.
I use a site run by one guy who I can message anytime of the day and get help if there is an issue. It offers the ability to DL everything too so if I did want to "start my own" this site would facilitate it.
You still have a single point of failure there. Dependency is the enemy.
As though it may have sounded like this was the only source I use, it is not. I do use multiple sources but was using it as an example.
Why would you want to give Cuckflix money?
The same goes for every centralized platform or service.
This is new to me. I could only find one source claiming to explain what a "VPN fingerprint" is and the definition made little sense (and the site looked dodgy).
https://www.amiunique.org/
me: Yes! You are unique among the 4103911 fingerprints in our entire dataset.
and that's just my regular Web Browser
Thanks for this, but what this website refers to a browser fingerprint. I'm curious about this "VPN fingerprint."
Here's an example
OpenVPN Traffic Identification Using Traffic Fingerprints and Statistical Characteristics
https://sci-hub.st/10.1007/978-3-642-35795-4_56
Interesting, but this is a proposed means to identify if encrypted traffic is an OpenVPN tunnel. This can't be what the poster was talking about.
I think it is supposed to mean the pool of IP addresses used by a particular VPN company.
We should also remember that OP is imagining.
Interesting. I wonder if there is a way to randomize the pieces of info they are able to collect from the browser.
Tor Browser tries to make the browser fingerprints identical for their users.
https://www.torproject.org/download/
I tried a tor privacy browser in the past and it was bad news. I ended up taking the blame for some of the illegal traffic in the peer-to-peer network from my ISP. I may not have been protecting myself with a VPN though.
That is not how Tor works. I don't know what you were doing, but quite a lot of disinformation about Tor is along those lines.
You can get Add-Ons to change your outgoing headers - User-Agent and the like.
At DEF CON 25 in 2017 - Svea Eckert demonstrated how to de-anonymise tracking data collected by ad agencies using the URLs of the pages someone visits in a month.
For instance I would expect no-one visits
https://communities.win/u/Geek-the-Mage/
more than you do, and then what about your Linked-In profile, your Google account, or whatever online accounts you have - they very often have unique identifiers in the URL.
Svea was able to piece together a German politician's profile together and went and showed her the online searches included in the dataset
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nvYGi7-Lxo
Your MAC address gets stripped away before your data is sent to another network, and you can change the MAC address you use to whatever you want.