> 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 t

> 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.