Such a joke each time Google is restraining/removing useful features with the pretext of protecting the user's privacy, and then, you have something like that t

Such a joke each time Google is restraining/removing useful features with the pretext of protecting the user's privacy, and then, you have something like that that is pushed without a lot of consideration for the user... You know the truth, for advertisement, they want to know if the user is behind the screen and watched an ad. It will help things like YouTube ensure that you don't switch window or leave the computer during the advertisement before your video begins. The joke is also to pretend that you are safe because "permission" will be asked. But you know how it works, if refusing permission does not feed fake data, website will refuse to work, show a video or article content if you don't enable this permission!