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> Publishers shouldn’t know what people are interested in until they actively go to their pages. Yes, that privilege is reserved for Google.

• baddox 9y ago
  Well, Google doesn’t know anything until you go to a Google page either. Not counting things like Google Analytics, of course, but publishers choose to share that info with Google.
  • dannyw 9y ago
    Google Chrome, when signed in, uploads your web history to Google by default.
    • jankey 9y ago
      Emphasis "when signed in".
      • dmitriid 9y ago
        You don't need to sign in. Everybody knows everything about you. Whether it's through tracking cookies, or through Google Analytics, or through device fingerprinting. Google quoting privacy concerns is especially disingenuous, as they can track you and your activities across multiple devices.
      • deleted 9y ago
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