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From the page: "Chrome doesn’t send a url to Google, it sends a url hash, so Google doesn’t learn the url from this exchange." Surely Google has a database map
by pierrefar 18y ago
From the page: "Chrome doesn’t send a url to Google, it sends a url hash, so Google doesn’t learn the url from this exchange."
Surely Google has a database mapping URLs to hashes which means Google knows the URLs. The real question is whether Google logs the URL hash exchange which will allow it tie a user to a URL visit.
- ricree 18y agoIt's possible, but since this only occurs if the hash matches one of the sites on google's malware list, it shouldn't happen all that often.