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For a company that claims not to do evil, they sure are going in that direction. They are essentially closing the door behind them on tracking, to keep competi
by planetzero 7y ago
For a company that claims not to do evil, they sure are going in that direction.
They are essentially closing the door behind them on tracking, to keep competitors out of the game..while continuing to use their own proprietary technology and data to track our habits and show us ads.
I'm not sure how this monopolistic behavior is much different than Microsoft in the 90s. I guess the main difference is that to the average person, it's not as obvious, and they can use the misdirection of 'privacy' to make it seem like they are improving things.
I stopped using Chrome this year. It suddenly started randomly freezing on me in Ubuntu after the last update.