GhostMode – Protect your device from hardware fingerprinting

Summary: GhostMode prevents hardware fingerprinting by masking device identifiers like machine GUID, MAC address, and hostname, which AI tools such as Amazon's Kiro use to track devices beyond IP addresses. It operates locally, bypassing VPN limitations, and offers proxy support for enhanced privacy.

What it does

GhostMode shields persistent hardware identifiers collected by software like Amazon's Kiro, preventing telemetry-based tracking. It includes a Paranoid Mode for resetting identifiers and integrates proxy support for privacy.

Who it's for

It is designed for users seeking to block device-level tracking that VPNs cannot prevent, especially against tools that fingerprint hardware.

Why it matters

It addresses the gap in privacy where hardware fingerprinting creates permanent device IDs unaffected by network-level protections.