I disagree with your #3 point. There is nothing stopping you from disclosing personally identifiable information through Tor or a VPN. They can help you with keeping private, but they don’t do anything if you don’t know how to use them for privacy.
The Tor browser resists fingerprinting, but a VPN doesn’t. A VPN only keeps your IP address private, and your IP address isn’t really that interesting to the big tracker companies.
I would say something more like Firefox’s container tabs is way more useful for privacy.
I disagree with your #3 point. There is nothing stopping you from disclosing personally identifiable information through Tor or a VPN. They can help you with keeping private, but they don’t do anything if you don’t know how to use them for privacy.
The Tor browser resists fingerprinting, but a VPN doesn’t. A VPN only keeps your IP address private, and your IP address isn’t really that interesting to the big tracker companies.
I would say something more like Firefox’s container tabs is way more useful for privacy.