What the Internet Knows About You in 10 Seconds
Every time you visit a website, your browser silently hands over a surprising amount of data. No cookies needed. No permissions asked. Let's see what you're broadcasting right now.
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Why This Matters
Every data point above is available to every website you visit — without asking your permission. Combined, these signals create a unique "fingerprint" that can track you across the internet, even in incognito mode.
What Websites Do With This Data
- Ad targeting: Your location, device, and browsing habits determine which ads you see.
- Price discrimination: Some sites show different prices based on your device, location, or browsing history.
- Fingerprint tracking: Your unique combination of browser settings identifies you without cookies.
- Phishing customization: Hackers use your OS and browser version to craft convincing fake alerts.
5 Ways to Reduce Your Exposure
- Use a VPN. Masks your IP address and apparent location.
- Use Firefox with strict tracking protection. Blocks fingerprinting scripts by default.
- Install uBlock Origin. Prevents tracking scripts from loading.
- Disable unnecessary browser APIs. Extensions like CanvasBlocker limit fingerprinting.
- Use strong, unique passwords. Even if tracked, protect your accounts. Generate one now →
FAQ
Can websites see my IP address?
Yes. Your IP is visible to every site you visit. It reveals your approximate location and ISP.
How do I hide my data?
Use a VPN, privacy browser, and tracking blockers like uBlock Origin.
Is browser fingerprinting legal?
In most countries, yes. GDPR requires consent in the EU, but fingerprinting is harder to regulate than cookies.
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