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Honestly for the average user it makes perfect sense. They said that they found the average user did not understand the difference between logging out of chrome
by PurpleFoxy 6y ago
Honestly for the average user it makes perfect sense. They said that they found the average user did not understand the difference between logging out of chrome and logging out of google so they would accidentally leave one logged in.
If you don’t trust google with your data then you shouldn’t use chrome at all.
- mrgreenfur 6y agoI wonder id these layers of logins and fallbacks are the initial intention to improve user tracking. Does chrome os login serve as another layer?
- 177tcca 6y ago100%. That's one of the biggest complaints about ChromeOS, despite its excellent security paradigm compared to standard desktop setups: the user auth/activity pings it sends Google.
- d1zzy 6y agoIs there something like Chromium but for ChromeOS? I wouldn't worry about Google pings with Chromium (I mean, if they are, they are in the source code and can be ripped out) so it should work similarly for community ChromeOS builds.