Unless you visit only Google, I think your point's not as strong as you think. Yeah sure maybe Google doesn't fingerprint users but there's nothing stopping ot

Unless you visit only Google, I think your point's not as strong as you think. Yeah sure maybe Google doesn't fingerprint users but there's nothing stopping other sites from doing it. Perhaps, for example, the site you're viewing in an incognito session. Advertisers, for example, would have quite an interest in associating incognito sessions with normal sessions.