I am stuck while fetching client side information of their device, I didn't want to show my server device info to client.
I want whoever visit my site I get their mobile/laptop name, model, OS version, and all other info.
How to get Client device information in asp.net, c#
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You can't (or rather: you're not meant to be able to).
Modern browsers are now designed to hide that information from web-pages to prevent spying and tracking users. This is also known as "device fingerprinting".
The only information you can get is in the
User-Agentheader, and I note that ultramodern browsers now no-longer update theUser-Agentheader and instead provide even less information through the "Client hints" headers.