Has anybody granted the camera permission?
A demonstration of browser events used to monitor online behaviour
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#32Thank goodness for devtools... for (var lazyisgood = 0; lazyisgood
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#33Is it open source?
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#34Who else feels a sense of horrible dread and frustration that every minutiae of my (and your) online activity is recorded for eternity and exploited to the fullest extent?
What are you going to do about it?
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#35It looks like all the audio files are stored as numbered mp3's on AWS, so those interested can grab all of them pretty simply. My personal favorite is the, "Oh, for fucks sake": https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/clickclickclick.click/Voi... There's a song as well: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/clickclickclick.click/Voi...
For a moment I thought that it was the new Web Speech API.
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#36How it knows how many cores CPU have?
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#37Has anybody granted the camera permission?
Not exactly, the script decided that my browser doesn't support webcam und asked to reopen the website on another browser
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#38This reminded me that notch web game[1]. Both kept me interested and I find them a very pleasant form of art. [1] http://game.notch.net/drowning/
My desire to powergame this made the ending all the more tragic. I should rethink a few things i guess.
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#39funny, it can track/sync me from my "normal" chrome window over to the anonymous chrome window, anybody have a guess how it does that?
Probably the URL's identifier added on the path...
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#40How it knows how many cores CPU have?
navigator.hardwareConcurrency