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so that I dont completely lose faith in our criminal justice system
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Disable Javascript.enabled :true
Will become: Javascript.enabled : false (disabled)
Maybe link any relevant information that explains how and what the implications of WebGL are.
It hides pretty much all metadata from your ISP (except for amount of data sent/received, speed of transmission, the ip address of the VPN server, and the dates/times you are connected), especially when not using encrypted communications (http web browsing, ftp, p2p/bittorrent, etc) while also blocking info about your identity and location from the sites you visit if your VPN and OpSec are any good.
If you have a GOOD VPN, you can assume your traffic all the way up to the VPN server that you connect to is private, and if you use https, ssh, sftp (not actually sure this is all that secure these days since everybody seems to recommend ssh instead), or Tor it's safe even after leaving your VPN's server too.
VPN's can be excellent for your safety and anonymity. You just gotta know what you are doing and make sure you're using a good VPN, that's all.
Enabling javascript allows for the websites you visit to run possibly malicious code on your computer. Browsers try their best to contain each website's code and not allow leaks, but there will always be holes.