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Is there a source for this claim? I’ve never read anything about AMP that claims the intent is privacy. Furthermore, I don’t see why AMP specifically is needed
by jakelazaroff 6y ago
Is there a source for this claim? I’ve never read anything about AMP that claims the intent is privacy.
Furthermore, I don’t see why AMP specifically is needed for what you describe — it seems to me that Google could do the exact same thing with normal webpages.
- lern_too_spel 6y ago> I’ve never read anything about AMP that claims the intent is privacy. Why else do you think it loads from Google's cache? > it seems to me that Google could do the exact same thing with normal webpages. Nope. The publisher needs to opt in to having their content served by Google; and the ad metrics, analytics, and login need to be delayed until the user clicks on the result. That can't happen without cooperation from the page. Hence AMP. I don't even do web development, and the design of AMP is mind-numbingly obvious even to me.