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And the likelihood of Google streaming a copy of all your URL bar keystrokes to the NSA archive is larger still. Or hell, even if they don't stream them live, t
by qb45 9y ago
And the likelihood of Google streaming a copy of all your URL bar keystrokes to the NSA archive is larger still. Or hell, even if they don't stream them live, they surely store them for analysis and can respond to subpoenas.
- daxorid 9y agoIs there any evidence of this type of telemetry? Assuming you use it (or better, Chromium) as just a browser (e.g. don't log into it) behind your VPN, proxy, or overlay network of choice, I can't imagine this threat model being too bothersome. And you're far more resistant to watering-hole attacks than you are with FF.
- dandelion_lover 9y ago> Is there any evidence of this type of telemetry? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome#User_tracking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome#User_tracking > I can't imagine this threat model being too bothersome Your entire browsing history reveals too much about you making your profile unique. Then any connection to your other data reveals your real name.