Doesn’t seem very secure to me: https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm

You’re right, my bad.

Or netbird if you want something non US.

Yes but ECH/ESNI have been around for some time now, even if the official spec is recent, but adoption is stil l very low.

With a VPN it’s the VPN that has access to the list of domain you visit instead of your ISP. Whether you should put your trust in your ISP or a VPN is another question.

Peut être Mozilla Monitor (mais qui utilise les données d’HIBP) ou le “Dark Web Monitoring” de Proton. Mais HIBP reste une des meilleurs solution.

But they’ll still see the SNI.

Yes, I didn’t explain that very well. I meant that I learnt a lot because sometimes you want to go a bit further than what the nix config let you do so you end up reading what the module actually do to figure out what to override. So I’ve learnt a lot about Linux reading and then writing derivations and modules.

Reverse DNS would only show domain name, not URL. And even then a lot of websites are sharing IPs. No point in doing that when you’ve got SNI.

I disagree, I’ve never learned more about Linux that since I switched to NixOS. Granted you have a new language to learn and an extra layer to manage, but that layer is still working on regular elements of the Linux ecosystem. Adding a service with services.something. enable = true; will generally just create a systemd service (and possibly some other things depending on the service).

It’s true you need to have very good basics in Linux before but it works very well on desktop, especially with home-manager.

Clairement tu ne vas pas « les niquer via des adresses IP ». Ils n’ont pas forcément besoin d’exposer une IP pour faire ça, s’ils le font c’est sans doute un proxy / VPN et même si tu trouve une vrai adresse tu ne vas pas en faire grand chose.

Regarde plutôt vers quelle adresse sont parti tes ETH de l’époque.

Et suis plutôt les conseils déjà donnes ici, signalement et plainte.

Even if you use encrypted DNS they’ll still be able to see the domain in the SNI. Websites using ECH are very rare.

It doesn’t matter if you click on it. The ad space auction is already done.

No, unless you browse http website. They’ll only see the domain name in the request SNI or during the DNS request.

Is it something that you really cannot find already ripped elsewhere?

T’es sur que les gens sur Mars c’est pas plus réaliste ?

And how do you think the session is kept between requests? With a cookie.

That’s not an asterisk, that’s a red star. It free sex from the party.

Isn’t LTSC a thing for Windows 11? When I still had a Windows 10 on dual boot LTSC was the only usable thing for me.

Something is off with your setup then, the past breakage was a few years ago, it’s working fine since. Do you have any other extension installed that could be detected? And you were using uBlock Origin?