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Isn't it publishers deciding if they want to make an AMP page or not? Also, there is no way to make sure publishers aren't harvesting your data. So if a publish
by encryptluks2 5y ago
Isn't it publishers deciding if they want to make an AMP page or not? Also, there is no way to make sure publishers aren't harvesting your data. So if a publisher cares about privacy, how about they just don't make an AMP page? Seems like common sense and most other people here are complaining over nothing. I don't see people here complaining about Cloudflare proxying half the Internet.
- soundnote 5y agoYes. But when AMP came out Google gave preferential treatment to amp pages. And if you're in the news business, when Google says "jump" you do so.