I think this can also be a good thing, as long as you also use software which makes sure you have a distinct 'unique' fingerprint for each session. Not that I

I think this can also be a good thing, as long as you also use software which makes sure you have a distinct 'unique' fingerprint for each session. Not that I am a huge fan of Brave, but I think they have implemented something like this for certain (or all) APIs. You will still have a unique fingerprint, but it should not match to any previous fingerprints you had in the past. Edit: see https://brave.com/privacy-updates/3-fingerprint-randomization/ https://brave.com/privacy-updates/3-fingerprint-randomizatio...