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Show Them Your Canvas Fingerprint, They Tell Who You Are

Written by
Kameleo Team
Published on
November 6, 2024

Data is the most valuable asset in today’s world, hence why companies desire to know more and more about us, and trackers want to be one step ahead of us. Canvas fingerprinting is one of the powerful techniques that allow websites to identify and track visitors via their HTML5 canvas setup – even when they are browsing incognito or using a VPN. Each user gets a unique digital fingerprint based on their browser, operating system, and graphics hardware, which allows sites to remember the visitor and their browsing history.

But here comes the good news! 🙌

We recently launched a product update, and Kameleo now includes the Intelligent Canvas Spoofing feature which helps protect your online data.

Why is Kameleo Intelligent Canvas Fingerprint Spoofing a powerful tool for online protection?

With the Kameleo Intelligent Canvas Fingerprint Spoofing feature, the canvas can be spoofed in a natural way – which makes the spoofing more efficient. Many other anti-fingerprinting tools aren’t as useful as they seem. There are some that block the canvas element from generating a unique identification key, but this may result in blocking the user from websites. Other ones may simply override how the user’s canvas is drawn for the profiles; however, this fake canvas can easily be detected by Machine Learning Algorithms.

Kameleo offers an enhanced and effective way of spoofing. With this improvement, websites won’t see that the canvas is changed, yet it will be different for all your virtual profiles.

For existing users of the app, a notification will appear asking you to update to the latest version. Alternatively, you can head to our Downloads page to get this latest version!

At Kameleo, we believe that our service becomes more successful when our customers are satisfied and their needs are met. Tell us your opinion or request. Don’t forget to subscribe to our Telegram channel for updates.

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