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I for one commend Google's efforts to improve the web's chances of long-term survival by eliminating themselves and hopefully tracking in general.

• kevin_thibedeau 3y ago
  It's hilarious how AMP pages have become a cesspool of JS dark patterns trying to bombard with you with as many ads as possible and keep you from escaping their site.
• vinnymac 3y ago
  Meh, with Googles resources they could do so much good. This is a drop in the bucket, compared to what they could be doing. My company is scrambling to account for the changes here, and ultimately it will be users who suffer until we have the proper data available. This should’ve been a standard that all major browsers have implemented and agreed to, before being rolled out generally.
  • pcthrowaway 3y ago
    Oh come on, it's not like their mission is to "do good" or even "don't be evil" any more.. it's to benefit shareholders. They don't care if their web tendrils are a net positive or not