Post #3073330
2026-05-17 00:29 UTC
@saltywizard@beige.party
@GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social It did know I was on a phone, and from screen resolution and multi-touch it inferred phone quality, but it couldn't even tell I was using an android device. It suspected Firefox or Safari due to privacy and security as even that information was filtered somewhat. It incorrectly gave my location as 30 miles from where I am, which is normal for my home internet. Don't know how that ever happened, but we've always considered it a feature.
Now to finally fire up the computer and see what I get.
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@meadow@lgbtqia.space 2026-05-17 00:36
@saltywizard@beige.party The computer it had even less information on. 4/9 were correct, one of which being English is my language, that I use dark mode, that I clicked on the link from this instance, and that I used Firefox, but it got the screen resolution incorrect, so in my opinion that barely counts. Unsurprising that Linux with Firefox, even modern less secure Firefox, is still protecting far more than my phone does. I imagine that site is super scary for anyone using stock android, though.