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My guess: Everyone uses their services anyways, so they have no need to put as much telemetry in the browser.
by bla3 7y ago
My guess: Everyone uses their services anyways, so they have no need to put as much telemetry in the browser.
- cwzwarich 7y agoGoogle also only needs to put enough telemetry in their browser to correlate your browsing with the other data they already have.
- kube-system 7y agoWhich is basically zero. They do that just fine without telemetry. GA is ubiquitous.
- bla3 7y agoFor pages visited, they likely get this for free for a good chunk of users who opt in to sync. What other interesting telemetry data is there? I think chrome is a good browser as long as your careful about which settings you toggle and you can live with the vendor having a mild incentive for adding new settings with bad (from a privacy pov) defaults. In return, you arguably get the most secure browser.