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It's not different at all. It's just that on mobile the "frog" has been sufficiently boiled before this happened. Didn't Google deny something like this very r
by mtgx 8y ago
It's not different at all. It's just that on mobile the "frog" has been sufficiently boiled before this happened.
Didn't Google deny something like this very recently saying it was an "error" (Facebook's favorite excuse, too), though?
- bitL 8y ago"Judgement error" I guess. But with phones after destruction of privacy-minded Nokia there was basically no alternative, and they executed marketing flawlessly, having both geeks and normies desiring their phones, stuffed with tracking.