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I don't think that's the point. The problem here is that we seem ro forget that by using Chrome, Google has direct access to absolutely everything we do on the

I don't think that's the point. The problem here is that we seem ro forget that by using Chrome, Google has direct access to absolutely everything we do on the internet. Go to https://myactivity.google.com/myactivity https://myactivity.google.com/myactivity and you will see all the things they track. It's bizarre. The one that pisses me off the most is that they track the apps that I open by binary name and I own an iPhone and use Safari. I don't even know how the fuck they do that.

tokyodude 8y ago
I'm heavily into Google and have 2 Macs and 4 iOS devices all signed in using Google apps. I don't see any iOS app activity in that link you posted except Chrome and Google Maps. Can you tell me where I can find other iOS app activity you mentioned?
- whoisjuan 8y ago
  They just appear there. In my bundle view I have logs like the following: "Used com.shazam.Shazam" "Used com.teamblind.blind" It seems they log app usage for apps that have some sort of Google SDK installed or are serving Google AdSense. Definitely not all the installed apps, but several.
Klonoar 8y ago
...uh huh. I don't use Chrome, and don't use Google. I'm pretty intimately aware of the point. ProtonMail can still do their part. ;P