> Is looking at some comics website even a privacy problem? Let's say google finds out your user X looks at your website. What possible damage can they do? Wha

> Is looking at some comics website even a privacy problem? Let's say google finds out your user X looks at your website. What possible damage can they do? What if they look at something politically unpopular, something that favors unpopular group or ideas? Those can be in comics. How about socially embarrassing things? They also determine you are in a certain place at a certain time. It is standard practice for governments to use those things to persecute people; there is no reason to think it will suddenly cease. I'm talking about western governments too - the U.S. government tried to embarrass and blackmail Martin Luther King; arguably it interfered in the recent election. Is there a reason governments would have changed?