The Reasonable Adjustment

What does your
browser give away?

Every website you open can read your IP address, location, hardware and a fingerprint of your device before you click anything. This report shows you exactly what that looks like from the other side.

Everything runs in your browser. This page stores nothing and sends nothing to us. Its only outbound requests are fonts, the map library and tiles, and a single IP lookup, all made directly by your browser.

The Reasonable Adjustment
Digital Exposure Report
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IP ,
Network
IP address, provider, network registration and location
IP address
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ASN
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Network owner
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Connection type
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Country
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City / region
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Coordinates
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Timezone
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Local time
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AssessmentReading network data…
What this means Your IP address is sent to every website you visit, automatically, before you click anything. It is written to server logs regardless of any browser extension: extensions can only block what the browser requests, they cannot change the address the server sees on the connection itself. Your provider and ASN show whether you are on a home line, a VPN or a datacenter. Only a VPN or Tor changes the IP that servers actually receive.
Device & browser
What standard browser APIs report about your hardware, with no permission asked
Browser
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Operating system
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Screen
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Pixel density
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CPU cores
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Device memory
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Touch input
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GPU
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Network link
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Battery
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AssessmentReading device data…
What this means Screen size, CPU count and GPU model are readable by any webpage through standard APIs. No permission dialog, no notification. Individually each value is common; combined, they narrow you to a small population, and they stay the same across private windows and cleared history because they describe the machine, not stored data.
Fingerprint
Canvas rendering signature, installed fonts and privacy signals
Canvas fingerprint, rendering signature
Hash,
Stability,
Global Privacy Control
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Cookies
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Languages
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Referrer
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What you are looking at The grid is a visualisation of your canvas fingerprint: your browser was asked to draw a fixed image, and the exact pixels it produced were hashed. GPU, driver, operating system and browser each nudge the output slightly, so the result acts as a signature for the machine.

Unlike a cookie, there is nothing to delete. It is not stored anywhere; it is recalculated fresh each visit and comes out the same, because it reflects your hardware. Clearing history does nothing. Private browsing does nothing.
What the hash means , is an 8-character shorthand of the full signature. A tracker does not need your name; it only needs to see the same hash appear again tomorrow to know the same device came back.
Fonts detected on your system
Font analysis Analysing…
Signal consistency
Do your timezone, language, IP and device signals tell the same story?
AssessmentComparing signals…
Why this is checked Anonymity requires every signal to agree. A VPN changes your IP, but if your browser still reports your real timezone or a language that contradicts the exit node's country, those signals can be correlated to place you anyway. Mismatches are also how trackers spot partially spoofed setups.
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Protections detected
Fixes for your setup

Taking back control

Everything above was read from your browser in a couple of seconds, without a form and without a click. None of it is inevitable. These are mainstream tools used by millions of people who decided they didn't want to be profiled.

Use a VPN
Replaces your real IP with the VPN server's. Mullvad and ProtonVPN have independently audited no-logs policies; Mullvad takes anonymous payment. Free VPNs frequently monetise the data they claim to protect.
Firefox + uBlock Origin
Blocks trackers, fingerprinting scripts and advertising surveillance at network level, including the IP lookup this page uses. Firefox also sends far less telemetry than Chrome.
Free
Fingerprint resistance
Firefox's privacy.resistFingerprinting (about:config) randomises canvas output, masks the GPU, normalises fonts and sets the timezone to UTC, defeating most of what this page demonstrates in one setting.
Technical, 5 min
Brave
Randomises the fingerprint per session and blocks trackers out of the box, so the signals on this page stop being reliable identifiers. Chromium-based, so site compatibility is strong.
Free
Tor Browser
Routes traffic through three encrypted relays and normalises the fingerprint so every Tor user looks nearly identical. Slow, but the strongest widely available anonymity tool.
Free
Switch search engine
Google logs every query against your identity. DuckDuckGo, Startpage and Brave Search do not build search profiles. One settings change removes a daily surveillance vector at no cost.
Free