Not sure how this is any worse than the Facebook "like" button that's on every website on the planet. Sure, we hate that, but it's there, and plus, Google prob

Not sure how this is any worse than the Facebook "like" button that's on every website on the planet. Sure, we hate that, but it's there, and plus, Google probably already has a cookie on your computer anyway. Given all that, this seems like a very minor privacy loss to whine about compared to all the other crap that Google/FB/etc does. Please help me if I'm missing something unique about this particular issue.