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Well, I'm rather on the spoofing side :) The OP focuses on the GPU fingerprint accessible through the browser. But you're right, there's even more than the browser fingerprint alone. IP stacks have some characteristics. TLS/HTTP protocols implementations differs in details. Your mouse movements...

Got it, thank you for a clarification. I think anybody with a website can do such experiment. You can get so many info from a web browser, surely you can differentiate mini from a laptop and then check if canvas/webgl fingerprints are the same or not. I mean those rented machines, of course...

So have you tested that the fingerprint remains the same regardless of the state of the OS (drivers, let's say)? Or have you tested that the machines you rent, which are obviously the same, have the same fingerprint as the machines of consumers in the wild? I understand you are seeing a low...

If I understood you correctly: 1. All Mac M1 machines share the same fingerprint, because of the same GPU. 1a. There seems to be an assumption that the GPU fingerprint is independent of the video drivers. 1b. Or you assume that every Mac M1 has exactly the same drivers versions. 2. There are...

Oh, so this is just a theoretical idea. I though you were talking about running mobile apps on a Mac, with no need for processor emulation. As for fingerprinting - I hope it's not about Macs generally more unified and less customizable than PCs?

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