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The do intend to kill fingerprinting [and cookies]. But only because they have a far more efficient way of tracking users _and_ make sure they're the only one
by WhyNotHugo 6y ago
The do intend to kill fingerprinting [and cookies].
But only because they have a far more efficient way of tracking users _and_ make sure they're the only one who can benefit from this.
It's unbelievable how absurdly anti-competitive and anti-consumer google has become, yet nobody seems to care.
- Proven 6y agoI share your outrage but if users overwhelmingly don't care you can't say consumers are hurting, so all this tracking and anti privacy is factually proven to be pro-consumer. Even if you don't count yourself among those ignorant consumers, no one can force you to use Chrome and Google services. To call on the government to force private businesses to make products and services the way we'd prefer them would make us even more ignorant than those ignorant users - at least some of them don't know what they are doing.