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I'm curious, every other browser has a similar mode. Is the same thing not an issue in other browsers? Do analytics packages not track you in Firefox Private br
by ehsankia 6y ago
I'm curious, every other browser has a similar mode. Is the same thing not an issue in other browsers? Do analytics packages not track you in Firefox Private browsing? Do other non-Google analytics not track you in Chrome?
What's specific to Google/Chrome here that's not true with every other browser/analytics platform?
- a3n 6y agoIncentive.
- ikeyany 6y agoI imagine anyone who tries to brand it as "I can't be identified" might be sued too. Who knows how successful they will be. I doubt it would be worth the effort for browsers that don't have a huge market share. For example, a suit against Opera would be ineffective in the grand scheme...as most aren't aware of its existence.
- ehsankia 6y agoWhere is the "can't be identified" line come from? The branding is, word for word: > Now you can browse privately, and other people who use this device won't see your activity and > Your activity might still be visible to: Websites you visit Where does that piece of branding you mention come from? I don't see it anywhere? Did Google remove it recently? Or is it just what people, through the telephone game, have come to think it means?