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by ev1
1430 days ago
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Can't edit anymore, but I want to point out that one particularly gross thing I've seen is code that checks how well your device characteristics line up with expectations for CPU and RAM. The numbers are intentionally imprecise for anti-fingerprinting, but I've seen JS code that treats users as suspicious or bad when your logical core count reports 1-2 but memory is 8+, or a lot of cores and very little memory, or if your device is non-mobile but reporting less than 4 or 8 GB of memory. The assumption is that you are a virtual machine if you're a "desktop or laptop" and have a single or dual core in 2022, for example. |
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