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If you're logged-in, it allows Google to bypass the low-fidelity third-party cookie tracking (that's increasingly being blocked) and use GAIA id instead.
by thoweui4o2343 4y ago
If you're logged-in, it allows Google to bypass the low-fidelity third-party cookie tracking (that's increasingly being blocked) and use GAIA id instead.
- vore 4y agoWhat is GAIA ID?
- jvolkman 4y agoGaia is the name of Google's shared user management system.
- hakfoo 4y agoI assumed that's the real takeaway-- they don't really want you logging out if they can avoid it. I was highly annoyed by the "persistent login via Chrome" thing, because it feels like it breaks the expected seperation of concerns-- the stuff inside the browser frame should stay inside the browser frame.