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They already have my sign in information. When I say no tracking, I mean nothing other than that. Like what I search, which sites I go to, which videos I watch
by piyush_soni 9y ago
They already have my sign in information. When I say no tracking, I mean nothing other than that. Like what I search, which sites I go to, which videos I watch on YouTube, or mining my photographs for more advertising hints, and what not.
- arjie 9y agoSo, if I'm a publisher, I have a deal with Google to pay me for space on my website. You want to pay Google in such a way that they don't know you're visiting my website. Your payment to Google must make sure there are no ads on my website for you. So now Google can't pay me for the space on my website. Why would I even sign up with Google if they aren't going to pay me for the space?
- asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y agoThe OP is not suggesting a technical solution but a contractual one based upon law and trust. The hypothetical scenario is that if she pays Google then Google shows no adverts and does not log her activities for beyond the bare minimum to pay the site its share, Google does not use the logs for other purposes and deletes the logs as soon as legally possible.