It is difficult to fight against collecting statistics for each user, but this can be easily sabotaged, for example, regularly write random search queries or you can open one browser tab and include some delusional videos on YouTube with autoplay enabled and let them spin for days.
It would be nice to have some kind of schizophasia generator or script picking random words from a dictionary, at random, and asking them in Google.
Maybe there are already ready-made solutions? the only thing I found: Traffic Covering Generator # traff-gen (used against timing attacks)
For the above purpose is not very suitable, because it is not difficult to filter such primitive requests from others (downloaded it a few years ago, recently found in his archives)
Here's part of his description:
*by Michael Hock @ Runion*
...creates covert traffic by searching random integers at random intervals in search engines and querying random pages of English Wikipedia (the list of URLs can be changed, the interval between queries too). Pages open in invisible by default (you can turn on visibility) sandbox frames (sandbox), in which all scripts and plugins are disabled - just download the text of the page and images to create traffic.
It works in Tor Browser, even if you have a high level of security, but JavaScript is allowed for that page (or local file). The random traffic generator uses only HTML (preferably HTML5), JavaScript, and CSS (preferably CSS3) – all supported in any modern, updated browser. Plugins, cookies, server scripts and inclusions are not used.