I am currently using Brave from my pc and have included ad blocking and privacy extensions such as Privacy Badger and ublock origin.
I have a basic knowledge of privacy, but not much in the way of technicalities (or technicalities). I have been told by a friend who knows a lot about privacy that if I try to block fingerprints with extensions like this, the fingerprints will be unique and stand out from the rest, which will have a negative impact on my privacy. Is this true? And if so, what is the best thing to do?
Use Brave without any extensions.
There’s a WIP page by @jonah about this topic which should be added to privacyguides.org soon 
https://github.com/privacyguides/privacyguides.org/pull/2119/files
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When you are already completely unique, becoming “more unique” is impossible.
A bit depressing.
Brave already has anti fingerprinting features and an ad blocker, you should stick to those and not any third party extensions.
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Apple’s jackwagon auto correct moment?
No just fat fingered it lol
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