Windows 10: Should you disable GDID tracker in Windows 11?

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If you have recently heard about the GDID tracker in Windows 11 and are wondering whether you should disable it, read this post. We’ll explain what GDID is, how it works, and how to disable it on Windows 11. Windows already uses several identifiers for different purposes, and not all of them are necessarily a […]

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Google rolling out unknown tracker alerts on Android

I hope this doesn't just disable a legit tracker. I have one in my car for the sole purpose of a LoJack device in case the car is stolen. On the surface it makes it sound like your Tile or whatever is completely useless if some thief can disable it. In which case I won't spend another dime on these stupid things. Edit- Yep. Total horse shit. Now a thief can disable the tracker. I think Google, in their ever so present infinite low IQ chimp BS just went a step beyond what this should have done.

Edit 2- Now it's apparent a class action lawsuit should be brought up for nullifying another product's intention by another company, i.e Alphabet Inc.

 

Sports TRacker

Sorry, I cannot answer your question directly, but I have sucessfully installed Sports Tracker on a 5800XM and I notice that this model is not on the list from your link either.



I guess I must just have used a version from another touch screen model, so I suggest that you try a version that runs the same version of OS as your phone.

 

Too Many Trackers

Here's a list of settings.

DuckDuckGo Settings: Search Better on DuckDuckGo

Turning some of them on decreases privacy.

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Also from another privacy focussed browser:

DDG is not recommended.








Personally I just switch search engines when I need to.