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A yet another pure LLM/"AI" slop... for utterly no reason... that only mocks and ridicules many similar others, including actually human-written years ago... Not to mention:

    \- amiunique.org/fingerprint;  
    \- coveryourtracks.eff.org;  
    \- pixelscan.net/fingerprint-check;  
    \- browserleaks.com;  
    \- ipleak.net;  
    \- demo.fingerprint.com/playground;  
    \- whoer.net;  
    \- 2ip.io/privacy;  
    \- ...

Why do even re-implement the wheel... negating the effort of actual people? Welp, you may live now knowing you've paid to use/mock stolen knowledge and art of now unknown actual developers/artists/people inside these srrowful LLMs, and possibly learned close to nothing prone to forget everything in a few months or weeks...

Calculators didn't replace mathematicians, they replaced doing arithmetic by hand. Most of the other tools are paid or with ads this is free and no ads

Most of the other "tools" posted to HN within the past year are near identical to yours because you've not bothered to consider what you're building and why. You've asked an LLM for a weekend project idea and gone with one of the most recurrent suggestions. From that, you've let the LLM generate the same basic web app as every other person who has been equally lazy in approach.

I'm sorry to be harsh but submissions like this are the reason HN is a less interesting showcase for personal projects nowadays.

Sure, My next weekend project is to ask ChatGPT . "Hey buddy build an OS better than Windows, a search engine better than Google, draft the perfect VC pitch, and Make it all go viral." thanks will post the updates

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Wait till they find out what information native/installed apps can find out about you.

working on

To clarify — working on a section that shows what data native/installed apps typically request and collect (permissions, device IDs, etc.), as a companion to what this site already shows for browsers.

so do any of the anti virus programs on the market prevent this ?? or is the only option a vpn ?

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