Electronic Frontier Foundation1d ago
Millions browse the web on school, library, and workplace computers that leave them exposed to hidden trackers. Privacy Badger can be installed organization-wide to enhance privacy and security on these devices. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/09/libraries-schools-why-organizations-should-install-privacy-badger
From Libraries to Schools: Why Organizations Should Install Privacy Badger

​​In an era of pervasive online surveillance, organizations have an important role to play in protecting their communities’ privacy. Schools, libraries, and other organizations can make private browsing the norm by deploying Privacy Badger on their computers.

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Show threadSomeAnoTooter
@eff having more plugins installed makes you more vulnerable to being tracked, so I do not install privacy badger. It identifies more than it protects, or has something fundamentally changed?
Apr 10 at 5:59pmWeb
Show threadelgregor19h ago
@SomeAnoTooter @eff Refusing plugins to reduce your fingerprint only makes sense if your browser does plenty of other things to reduce fingerprinting. For regular Firefox/Edge/Chrome it's better to use a tracker blocker like uBlock Origin with appropriate filters or Privacy Badger.
Show threadSomeAnoTooter12h ago
@elgregor @eff yes ublock origin is nice. Why have ublock and privacy badger?