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Doesn't using Chromium in the first place kinda defeat the purpose? I mean, you'll thwart others' tracking with your methods (though you made no mention of bloc
by _underfl0w_ 7y ago
Doesn't using Chromium in the first place kinda defeat the purpose?
I mean, you'll thwart others' tracking with your methods (though you made no mention of blocking tracking scripts/images which is a huge piece) but you're still handing data directly to Google.
- nsajko 7y agoYou can turn that off in the settings.
- Kaiyou 7y agoThere's a setting, but it doesn't really prevent anything. You're still tracked.
- vunie 7y agoThis reminds me of firefox's telemetry for people who turn off telemetry [1]. None of the big three browsers respect your privacy enough to not track you in any way. Not a single one. Here's to hoping that a browser that truly respects its users appears soon. [1] https://www.ghacks.net/2018/09/21/mozilla-wants-to-estimate-firefoxs-telemetry-off-population/ https://www.ghacks.net/2018/09/21/mozilla-wants-to-estimate-...
- jammygit 7y agoBetter to use brave maybe? Or Firefox?
- torgard 7y agoYou could use ungoogled-chromium to circumvent the Google-parts.