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Isn't Google moving aggressively to fingerprint-based browser tracking instead of cookies?

• rahrahrah 10y ago
  Possibly, but even right now when you open Chrome (non-incognito) you immediately get three google analytics cookies set, which are picked up by any website using google analytics (i.e. almost every website). If you put this together with the fact that Chrome knows about Google Account sessions, you conclude that Google is already keeping track of everything that you, as an individual, does online and has been for many years, even without fingerprinting.
  • pinewurst 10y ago
    I was thinking of the non-logged-in Google accounts with ad blocker case not being privacy protecting any more.