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That means it uniquely identified you to Google every day then, right?

• phreack 10y ago
  Always assume so with Google products.
  • wfunction 10y ago
    What about Chromium?
    • vurpo 10y ago
      Chromium never uses Finch except if you specify it in the command line flags.
      • wfunction 10y ago
        Thanks!
• gcb0 10y ago
  > using a Google browser > not wanting to be tracked here's a hint: ad impression for unknown user is 0.01$ and for logged in user 2$. guess why Google has a browser now...
  • wfunction 10y ago
    Do you mean logged into Chrome (e.g. profile sync)? or just logged into Gmail?
    • gcb0 10y ago
      does not matter at all. if you have a logged-off cookie, and the publisher can associate you with a logged-in user at a near point in time, they can charge you as logged in impression.
• gsnedders 10y ago
  Does it? Does the request actually provide enough to uniquely identify you?
  • yuhong 10y ago
    Source code: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/components/variations/service/variations_service.cc https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/comp...