Reddit's website uses DRM for fingerprinting

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This is the heaviest fingerprinting I've ever seen. They're even guessing at browser extensions. RIP your old shit phone doing 2 seconds of js execution for every page load.

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Your phone can sell data on your finger prints?

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Oh yeah. I don't know how often it happens though. I think Google and Facebook and the other big guys are more involved with that stuff. I've never heard about particular mobile companies being more or less privacy respecting than others.