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And the "Sign Into Chrome" feature slurps up all your history, cookies, etc. in a form Google can read and which their terms allow them to data-mine, unless you

And the "Sign Into Chrome" feature slurps up all your history, cookies, etc. in a form Google can read and which their terms allow them to data-mine, unless you know to dig into the settings and configure a separate encryption key.

marcell 9y ago
Isn't that necessary for Sign Into Chrome? The whole point is that you can transfer your history/cookies across browsers.
- mintplant 9y ago
  Firefox manages to sync just fine while automatically encrypting data end-to-end.