Tracking is absolutely rife on the Internet, on average 17 cookies are dropped by each website. Although you can block third party cookies, there are also more complex methods of tracking, such as:
- Tracking Pixels
- HTML5 Canvas Fingerprinting
- AudioContext Fingerprinting
- WebRTC Local IP Discovery
All 100 of the top 100 websites employ one or more of these forms of tracking.
NoTrack is a network-wide DNS server which blocks Tracking websites from creating cookies or sending tracking pixels. It does this by resolving the IP address of known tracking sites to a web server running on the NoTrack device inside your network.
NoTrack currently works in Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, Redhat, and Fedora based Linux Distros. You can use it on a Raspberry Pi with a fresh install of Raspbian Lite to create a low power DNS server, which is more than capable of answering the DNS requests of multiple systems.
Tutorial Guide: https://youtu.be/MHsrdGT5DzE
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/quidsup/notrack/master/install.sh
bash install.shPoint the DNS IP of all your systems to your NoTrack device. Or setup DHCP on your NoTrack device using the instructional YouTube video provided.