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As far as I have noticed, only time Google makes something 'more private for everyone' historically, has been when they themselves have found a superior way to
by ve55 6y ago
As far as I have noticed, only time Google makes something 'more private for everyone' historically, has been when they themselves have found a superior way to get around it.
Whether this is because the entire Internet uses Google Analytics, Gmail, etc, or because they have a different more effective way of tracking DNS queries is irrelevant, since they always manage to find a way due to being omnipresent.
- krn 6y ago> As far as I have noticed, only time Google makes something 'more private for everyone' historically, has been when they themselves have found a superior way to get around it. In theory, DNS-over-HTTPS in Chrome allows Google to bypass OS-level ad blockers. Just like Manifest v3 limits the capabilities of in-browser ad blocking.
- tptacek 6y agoYes, Google is pushing DoH because, internally, in the AdWords division, they've broken elliptic curve DSA.
- ve55 6y agoNot quite the implication I intended, but when you own something like Google Analytics, you don't need to see everyone's DNS queries, because you have much, much more.