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> why highly paid Google ... developers "Completely co-incidentally", it's in Google's best interest to be able to fingerprint everyone. So, changing it to ac
by justinclift 4y ago
> why highly paid Google ... developers
"Completely co-incidentally", it's in Google's best interest to be able to fingerprint everyone.
So, changing it to actually be privacy friendly while they have the lion's share of the market doesn't seem like it's going to happen without some major external intervention. :/
- maigret 4y agoIt's running on Chrome. Google doesn't need fingerprinting. By making it harder for others to fingerprint it actually cements Google position in the ad market.
- justinclift 4y ago> It's running on Chrome. Google doesn't need fingerprinting. Are you saying that because you reckon everyone using a Chromium based browser logs into a Google account?