Can anyone ELI5? From what I'm understanding all this does is give them an idea how many people are using VPNs? If that's all why is using AI necessary?
ski11erboi
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Yeah it took me a while to get used to swiping to go back but I think I prefer it now.
I was a lifelong android user, mostly pixels, and switched to a an iPhone 14 pro 4 years ago. This is the first phone I've had that's lasted 3+ years, that's never crashed, and still runsas quickly and smoothly as when I bought it. Apple would have to seriously fuck something up for me to ever go back to an android.
Apple music has a built in library transfer system. I moved over to apple music over the weekend because they also have the ability to add songs to someone else's queue - something my friends and I use a lot. Was super easy to set up and the quality is noticeably better than Spotify's.
Thank you this answers my question!
TLDR basically the size and frequency of data being sent to and from a website acts like a digital fingerprint even if ISPs can't see what's in those data packets. Looks like there's an easy fix by having VPNs add random background noise data.