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It is strange that up to now there have been virtually no comments about privacy issues in this thread. It is clear to me that for a company in the advertising
by sfk 18y ago
It is strange that up to now there have been virtually no comments about privacy issues in this thread. It is clear to me that for a company in the advertising business the prime reason to release a browser is to improve data mining.
If, say, an association of insurers generously releases a "free" browser, would people install it?
- spon 18y agoFrom what I can tell, there's a way around this nonsense: use Chromium instead of chrome. It's licensed under the BSD license. http://code.google.com/chromium/terms.html http://code.google.com/chromium/terms.html On the other hand, two-dozen third party software packages are distributed with Chromium, and all are released under some license.