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It can log that you went somewhere that Google could not otherwise track you. And not just websites; mail, SSH, anything else. I'll wager a fair few people's at
by gaius 9y ago
It can log that you went somewhere that Google could not otherwise track you. And not just websites; mail, SSH, anything else. I'll wager a fair few people's attempts to avoid tracking for certain activities, clearing cookies, private mode, whatever, has been thwarted because they forgot they'd set this up.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoI just want to clear here: a DNS server can't track that you visited a site, only that you request a specific record for a host name. Is that technically correct? It stands to reason the average internet user probably then made a visited that IP.
- gaius 9y agoYes, that is correct. Google use every means possible to track you wherever you go. If that can't get your exact activity, they at least get something.