Privacy Score
Comprehensive privacy assessment based on your browser fingerprinting, network security, storage analysis, and device information.
Understanding Your Privacy Score
Your privacy score is calculated based on multiple factors across different categories. Here's what each category measures:
Fingerprinting
Measures how uniquely identifiable your browser is through canvas, WebGL, audio, and font fingerprinting techniques.
Network
Evaluates DNS leaks, WebRTC leaks, VPN usage, DNS over HTTPS, and third-party trackers.
Storage
Assesses cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, and third-party cookie usage.
Device
Measures device sensor access, media device permissions, and browser API accessibility.
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