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... does this article seem a little low quality to anyone else? > By far the most private browsers are specialist non-tracking browsers that prioritise no trac
by oehpr 3y ago
... does this article seem a little low quality to anyone else?
> By far the most private browsers are specialist non-tracking browsers that prioritise no tracking, such as DuckDuckGo...
wha???
> Tracking technology can arguably benefit us as well. For example, it could be helpful if an online store reminds you every three months you need a new toothbrush, or that this time last year you bought a birthday card for your mum.
Wha?! The technology google is deploying wouldn't even support that. Frankly the level of personal invasion required to achieve this...
Was this just like a bit of biting sarcasm or something? Dry wit that flew over my head?
This article seems off.
- sp332 3y agoThe comment about DuckDuckGo seems fine?
- oehpr 3y ago... wuh? OH THEY MADE AN ANDROID BROWSER. ok. In my defense I did consider "DuckDuckGo made a browser"? and googled it before I posted this comment, but I did not find any results. Your comment made me dig deeper to find the Android one. I still think that sentence is a bit stilted though, it's got some department of redundancy department vibes. But I yield the point on that one.