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Main international standards organization for the World Wide Web
Canvas and WebGL — both rendering-based techniques that probe how a device draws pixels — remain the most resilient and hardest-to-mitigate across mainstream and anti-detect browsers because they extr...
Tracking online goes far beyond IP addresses: advertisers and platforms use browser and device fingerprinting, tracking pixels, mobile SDKs and cross‑device techniques to link activity across sites an...
Enrollment, revocation and transfer of state digital ID credentials is handled by state DMVs and mobile wallet platforms: citizens typically enroll by scanning their physical credential and taking a s...
The EU has published a privacy-focused “age verification” blueprint and a white‑label app to let users prove they are over 18 without sharing full identity documents; the Commission says the system is...
Website- or browser-fingerprinting and machine‑learning classifiers can and do deanonymize users of encrypted channels — including Tor hidden services — by exploiting traffic patterns (packet sizes, b...
is presented by its developers and partners as an , open-source (SSI) protocol that adheres to international standards and already connects to multiple blockchains and municipal systems; those claims ...
Firefox and Brave both ship concrete, built‑in defenses against cross‑site tracking, fingerprinting and "supercookie" techniques, but available reporting in this set shows Firefox’s layered, specifica...
You asked “Who founded and currently owns this website?” Available sources in the packet identify founders and owners only for specific, named sites and companies — for example, Google was founded by ...