I wonder how safe is Apple ecosystem from this.
I don’t bother. I know they know everything about me already, and that I’m not an important person. As such, I wonder why it matters.
This article actually shares what changed, as opposed to just asserting that there was a change.
Google can’t fingerprint you very well if you block all scripts from Google.
This breaks all kinds of stuff though. A ton of sites use Google for captchas.
I just don’t use any sites like that. If a site is using something other than Turnstile from Cloudflare, then I refuse to use it. I haven’t really experienced any inconvenience myself with this policy, but obviously I don’t depend on any sites that require recaptcha.
But you can allow/block any elements per site, or globally, which makes it trivial to block all unwanted scripts except on specific sites. So there is nothing preventing you from only exposing yourself to Google on the few sites you use that need those scripts.
Considering how few people block all scripts, this could also make it trivial for them to fingerprint you.
Daily plug for Cromite, which is explicity built for anti-fingerprinting (through not just blocking, but spoofing and stripping systems out) and de-Googling:
