[jhpacker]

I don't trust tools that don't disclose precisely how they track you. They say:

Combining Inputs: We combine key session details (which shall not be named for security reasons) with a cryptographically secure secret value. SHA-512 Hashing: This combined input is hashed using SHA-512, producing a highly secure, anonymized session ID.

They know that we can see what they send in their tracking payload right? They send: hostname, language, referrer, screen resolution, page title, url, and a website id.

So I would presume their highly secretive & secure user session id is: hash(salt + website id + ip + HTTP user-agent + screen resolution? + language?)

I don't see that it says how frequently the salts are rotated, which is one of the key points on which the "no consent banner required" tools like this claim that consent isn't required.