> Google is a collection of people. (...) Many of us want to do right by our users, and be as privacy focused as we are capable given our constraints. When pus

> Google is a collection of people. (...) Many of us want to do right by our users, and be as privacy focused as we are capable given our constraints. When push comes to shove, Google _isn't_ a collection of people - it's a legal entity with the sole purpose of turning an ever-increasing profit. The best way to ensure privacy is to not track users across the web. Hence, if Google was interested in privacy, that's what Google would do - not add extra "anonymized" tracking features.