DestinyInfinity
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- Oct 3, 2016
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Even if it worked once, won't FB just keep asking about it every 2 hours? That's not a durable solution.
Yes you are right. Have to figure out another solution.
Even if it worked once, won't FB just keep asking about it every 2 hours? That's not a durable solution.
Even if it worked once, won't FB just keep asking about it every 2 hours? That's not a durable solution.
can anybody else confirm that this works?@Ceez79 A real photo (taken by your phone/camera) which looks similiar to the profilepic. Or also use the profilepic again if it is taken by your phone/camera. Both worked already for us here. If you tried it, please let us know here your result.
can anybody else confirm that this works?
can anybody else confirm that this works?
Supposedly, but you'll most likely get the check again a few hours later anyway.
What we need is to find WHAT exactly FB tracks so that we can block them.
sweeet !! thats great to hear because thats what i submitted it was last night so i assume it will take a few days but i will post the results. it ticks me off because i have websites using the apps to login and iwell its a good thing i dont have any traffic yet or id be really sore@Ceez79 A real photo (taken by your phone/camera) which looks similiar to the profilepic. Or also use the profilepic again if it is taken by your phone/camera. Both worked already for us here. If you tried it, please let us know here your result.
Nice one @RogellParadox
What tasks do you do with the account before the photo check every time? Maybe we can also find together what action is the part which triggers this, so we can avoid it or find a work around.
In my case it was every time adding friends. (f.e. posting in a group, getting friend requests, adding them -> photo check after several hours, sometime even after minutes)
Hello,
Below are links to websites which will show you fingerprintable data. Spoofing all is ideal, opposed to blocking any.
http://ubercookie.robinlinus.com/ - This seems to be the culprit
http://valve.github.io/fingerprintjs2/
https://panopticlick.eff.org/
http://browserleaks.com
Nope, you can read about its relation to hardware on that sites FAQ though. It is audio related.Is it related to browser? Because I was using Chrome and then moved to Opera, Vivaldi and then Firefox. And this proves there's not any relations with browser tracking.