> Ironically, the more fine tuned and hardened your device, OS, and browser are for security and privacy, the worse your fingerprint liability becomes.

1. You could (however, I doubt the effectiveness) use something like brave which tries to randomize your fingerprint.

2. You could "blend in with the crowd" and use tor.

Plugins are an issue themselves. They're used for fingerprinting too!

check out https://coveryourtracks.eff.org

There really is no way to combat fingerprinting, other than using Tor on the "safest" mode. <- which disables javascript and some other stuff.

otherwise, you're fingerprintable.

also, check out https://demo.fingerprint.com/playground

It's a 70b model, Medium 2 was 70b.

https://xcancel.com/arthurmensch/status/1920136871461433620#...

How exactly do they think that parents can ban it? You can just ask ChatGPT to become a social companion.