Introducing Cover Your Tracks!
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
AudioContext
users’
Privacy Badger
Brave
The Electronic Frontier Foundation
EFF
macOS
Apple
Clearview AI
the New York Times
Amazon
the Jackson Free Press
People
Tracks
Panopticlick
https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/learn
OCSP
Musa
Cindy Cohn
Danny
Groups
Tracks’
Physical locations
Panopticlick
Places
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Locations
San Francisco
11/5/2020
Events
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Summary
Panopticlick was about letting users know that browser fingerprinting was possible; Cover Your Tracks is about giving users the tools to fight back against the trackers, and improve the web ecosystem to provide privacy for everyone.A screen capture of the front page of coveryourtracks.eff.org. We asked users to participate in an experiment to test their browsers, and found that overwhelmingly the answer was yes—browsers were leaking information that allowed web trackers to follow their movements.The old Panopticlick website.The old Panopticlick website.In this new iteration, Cover Your Tracks aims to make browser fingerprinting and tracking more understandable to the average user.
As said here by Bill Budington