Sir Maximillion
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- Dec 24, 2020
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I remember reading a report, maybe a tad facetious, which said blocking external third-party trackers (esp of Google apparently) is all well and good when using Edge but any privacy obsessed user may have a traumatic experience if they discovered the sheer number of backend communications between win10 servers and a device that are actually going on at any given time.
And unfortunately win10s system are made in such a way that blocking one too many of these communication essentially 'breaks' many integral apps and services.
If anyone is really, really privacy oriented then you could check out a browser called lynx. It's not exciting like a modern browser by any means, more like a browser for the command line, and useless for porn but still ok for research, general reading and stuff like that.
And unfortunately win10s system are made in such a way that blocking one too many of these communication essentially 'breaks' many integral apps and services.
If anyone is really, really privacy oriented then you could check out a browser called lynx. It's not exciting like a modern browser by any means, more like a browser for the command line, and useless for porn but still ok for research, general reading and stuff like that.