Not entirely and with absolute certainty, but more than any proprietary software in general. The more eyes on it the better.
At the end of the day, you have to trust someone and a few black boxes in between as soon as you connect to the internet. So if there’s something I’d really rather not let out into the world, it’s either on an airgapped encrypted system or a piece of paper hidden where my keys get lost.
It’s good that one of Microsoft’s tracking mechanisms is getting attention, but with the way Windows is, using deGDID is more or less like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
Have thought of selling things there, but stalled when it came time to think about how I’d handle shipping
Looking forward to freeing up a couple more hours of my week!
But seriously, finding search results of use is going to be even more painful.
Love the summary format. Definitely a lot more accurate of a fingerprint using Chromium, many stats with Librewolf are jumbled up as expected. In fact, all is well in Chromium. I guess all but one of my machines are entry-level, ran the test on my second-most recent device (2019 ThinkPad) and it’s still characterized as “entry-level”.
It commented on Firefox RFP reporting UTC regardless of local time zone and I thought it was funny that I do in fact have my devices set to UTC even though I don’t live in Iceland. To be clear, not a bug, just my personal choice.