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

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Honestly, it’s a band-aid if you’re not pairing it with other privacy tools. A randomized ip address alone won’t stop tracking.

Browser fingerprinting is the real killer. Tools like Brave or Tor Browser help more imo.

And yeah, VPNs can slow things down. If speed’s a issue, maybe try a proxy instead?

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