Did anyone actually look into the details? It's likely that we can still block this. My thought is: either the link between the frontend and the proxy is compl

Did anyone actually look into the details? It's likely that we can still block this. My thought is: either the link between the frontend and the proxy is completely up to the developer, which means that developers can write whatever they want between the proxy and google. Possibly opening the doors to the proxy sending fake data to google - which I assume Google wants to avoid. Or the data that is being transmitted is encrypted somehow in the browser so that the proxy can't fiddle with it. A smart browser extension could be able to figure out that some encrypted data is being transmitted, no?