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Blocks trackers, randomizes your fingerprint, and sends nonsense searches from your browser to blur the profile built on you.

dcoy goes after the surveillance file they have on you. It feeds that file random nonsense until it stops describing you, blocks the trackers writing to it, and randomizes the fingerprint they use to recognize you from site to site. Then it scores the result so you can check the work. What this extension does today: Behavioral noise (Personal plan). While Chrome is open, dcoy sends a small number of nonsense searches from your own browser, with your own cookies, to Google, YouTube, Bing and Amazon. About one to three every six minutes, drawn from twenty everyday interest clusters that contradict each other (ham radio, sourdough, pro wrestling, birding, and so on). Nothing in health, finance, politics, religion, sexuality or legal topics is ever used, so dcoy never plants a sensitive inference. Each destination can be switched off in the popup, and the whole layer can be paused. You can verify the searches yourself: they appear in Google My Activity under your account. dcoy never clicks ads, never submits forms, never opens pages in your tabs. A nonsense search is a single search request. If a destination answers with a bot check instead of results, dcoy stops sending to it for an hour. Tracker blocking. About 30,000 tracker domains from the EasyPrivacy list, plus the major ad and analytics networks, blocked at the request level with Chrome's declarativeNetRequest, so no page content is read. Every block is counted and reported to your dashboard so you can audit it. Fingerprint randomization. dcoy randomizes the canvas, WebGL and audio values trackers use to follow you from site to site, and rewrites the User-Agent and client-hint headers so they present one consistent device profile (currently Windows / Chrome 124; per-session rotation is in development). Check it on EFF Cover Your Tracks. To be clear about what this does and does not do: it does not make your browser non-unique in a single snapshot. It changes the values trackers see over time so they cannot reliably link your sessions. Pause control. "Pause everywhere" halts blocking and fingerprint noise globally. "Pause this site" exempts a single origin. Behavioral noise has its own pause. Use these when a site's login or fraud detection needs to see your real device. What the extension sends to dcoy. Counts only: how many nonsense searches landed and to which destinations, how many trackers were blocked, how many fingerprint reads were randomized, and the ten most-blocked domains in each five-minute window. Never the search phrases, never your browsing history, never page content. These counts produce your Profile Blur Score on the dcoy dashboard. dcoy never sells your data. Behavioral noise and scoring require a dcoy account on the Personal or Ghost plan. Tracker blocking and fingerprint randomization work on the free account. The methodology and the score formula are public at dcoy.io/dcoy-whitepaper.