dcoy

Randomizes the browser fingerprints trackers use to follow you across sites, and blocks tracker domains.

The only platform proven to scramble your identity, not just protect it. A VPN masks your location. An ad blocker filters what loads. A private browser forgets your history. None of them touch the profile that already exists on you. dcoy is the first tool that does. By feeding it lies. Every time you navigate to a page, dcoy assigns you a new device identity from a pool of real hardware profiles. Trackers and advertisers think they're seeing a different person every single time. Here is what's being spoofed right now: Canvas fingerprint: the pixel-level signature your browser leaks on every site. dcoy adds invisible noise so no two reads ever match. WebGL renderer: sites probe your GPU to identify your device. dcoy feeds them a random graphics card from a pool of real hardware — Intel, NVIDIA, AMD, Apple Silicon. Navigator signals: platform, CPU core count, device memory. All randomized. AudioContext fingerprint: a lesser-known tracking vector that reads how your browser processes sound. dcoy poisons the output. WebRTC: the leak that exposes your real IP address even behind a VPN. Patched. 30,000 tracker domains: blocked outright using EasyPrivacy's full blocklist. You can pause spoofing per tab or globally when you need a clean session. Using dcoy requires a free account. The full platform adds automated broker opt-outs across 250+ data brokers, a monthly Profile Blur Score that proves what's working, and mobile protection on iOS and Android. Ghost subscribers get journalist mode, political graph scrambling, behavioral noise injection, and more. Sign up at dcoy.io.