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In general I agree. Cannot speak for others here of course. The devil is in the detail. So if FLoC and new third party tools to subvert FLoC became too mainst
by lovemenot 6y ago
In general I agree. Cannot speak for others here of course.
The devil is in the detail. So if FLoC and new third party tools to subvert FLoC became too mainstream, then I would expect Google to act in its own interest and provide value-added back-end services. Just as has happened with Android AOSP and Play Services.
Until then though, I feel FLoC being both client-side and open-source would be an improvement on the status quo