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* Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> [2017-10-22 11:53:36 -0500]: |
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>Another thought, what about using Tor to make it so it can't track IPs |
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>as well? Joost, you have a thought on that? |
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My approach would be the following |
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Default browser should block all things owned by Facebook. |
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Facebook Browser should be routed through TOR, and only used for Facebook. |
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I think that routing your traffic through TOR, or a VPN would achieve |
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the most privacy. You can use a different profile or browser to |
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go to Facebook, but I don't think that alone will stop them from tacking |
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you. Other websites will pull in javascript from Facebook for some type |
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of integration. Even if you're not logged into Facebook I'm sure they're |
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experienced enough to cooralate that "This IP with this OS around this |
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time read this blog about 3D printing, and went to a 3D printing group |
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on Facebook. Probably the same person." |
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