Does Using a Randomized IP Address Actually Improve Online Privacy? or How Effective Is a Randomized

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Randomized IP addresses do help, but they're not a magic bullet. Yeah, they hide your real IP, but like you said, cookies and fingerprinting can still track you.

I use a combo of a randomized IP (via a VPN with rotating IPs) + Firefox with strict privacy settings + uBlock Origin. That covers most bases.

As for speed, yeah, some lag is normal since your traffic’s bouncing around. Try different VPN providers—some are faster than others.

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