Everything is impossible until it has been done. Check
this . Yeah, I know it's banned member, bla bla...but from his post I guess he has some knowledge.
Also, I recommend reading the entire thread, because it has a lot of useful information about Google Bot Guard.
LOL...Yes, this is correct....if you live in 2010...and, yes, your browser uses voodoo to send the level of your battery and some other important data about your machine like:
geolocation
[object Geolocation]
mediaDevices
[object MediaDevices]
connection
[object NetworkInformation]
plugins
[object PluginArray]
mimeTypes
[object MimeTypeArray]
webkitTemporaryStorage
[object DeprecatedStorageQuota]
webkitPersistentStorage
[object DeprecatedStorageQuota]
serviceWorker
[object ServiceWorkerContainer]
getBattery
function getBattery() { [native code] }
sendBeacon
function sendBeacon() { [native code] }
getGamepads
function getGamepads() { [native code] }
getUserMedia
function getUserMedia() { [native code] }
webkitGetUserMedia
function webkitGetUserMedia() { [native code] }
javaEnabled
function javaEnabled() { [native code] }
vibrate
function vibrate() { [native code] }
deviceMemory
8
credentials
[object CredentialsContainer]
storage
[object StorageManager]
usb
[object USB]
(check your browser on sites like whoer .net/ext or something similar)
Yes, most of these things can be turned off, but what normal user would turn them off? So, they need to be randomized, which is not an easy work if you don't know what you are doing.