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@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ A [=/screen=] has an <dfn>orientation</dfn>, which is described in [[screen-orie
 
 A [=/screen=] has a <dfn>label</dfn>, which is a string that meaningfully describes the screen to a user.
 
-Note: The [=screen/label=] can be an arbitrary string selected by the user agent. It could describe the screen relative to the device, e.g. `"internal"` vs. `"external"`, it could include the dimensions, e.g. `"640×480"`, it could include hardware model information, e.g. `"Acme Telletube 1000x"`, it could include a distinguishing number, e.g. `"screen 1"` vs. `"screen 2"`, or all of the preceding.
+Note: The [=screen/label=] can be an arbitrary string selected by the user agent. It could describe the screen relative to the device, e.g. `"internal"` vs. `"external"`, it could include the dimensions, e.g. `"640×480"`, it could include hardware model information, e.g. `"Acme Telletube 1000x"` from [VESA E-EDID](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_Display_Identification_Data) data, it could include a distinguishing number, e.g. `"screen 1"` vs. `"screen 2"`, or all of the preceding. The label can be an empty string if underlying display details are unknown or the user agent chooses to hide that information.
 
 Advisement: While many screen attributes could be used for [=/active fingerprinting=], the strings used as [=screen/labels=] in particular should be considered carefully to minimize the uniqueness. For example, it would be a poor choice to include the serial number of the device.