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Fingerprinting

A tracking method that identifies a user or device through a distinctive combination of technical attributes rather than traditional cookies or login data.

Beyond browsers, fingerprinting covers device sensors, TLS and network stack behavior, installed-app signals, and typing or motion patterns. Anything measurable and stable can serve as an identifier.

The defensive principle is uniformity rather than randomness: looking like many devices beats looking unusual. Randomized values that change per session can themselves become a distinctive signal if nothing else behaves that way.

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