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What your browser knows about you

Websites read all of this automatically — without permission — and use it to track you (fingerprinting).

🔒 Websites can read all of this from your browser without permission.

What a browser fingerprint is

A browser fingerprint is the set of device and browser parameters that can identify you even without cookies: user-agent, screen resolution, language, time zone, CPU cores and more. The more unique the set, the easier you are to track.

How to reduce tracking

A VPN hides your IP and location but not the fingerprint itself. GANVAS VPN protects your traffic and swaps your IP; against fingerprinting, use privacy-focused browsers. Also check your WebRTC leak and IP address.

FAQ

Where does this data come from?

Your browser exposes it to any website automatically through standard APIs — without asking you.

Does a VPN hide my browser fingerprint?

A VPN hides your IP and location but not the fingerprint itself. Against fingerprinting you need privacy-focused browsers and extensions.

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