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The popup I got was different from the one mentioned here (I supposed they're A/B testing). It had something other than "Got it", it was more clear that somethi
by otikik 3y ago
The popup I got was different from the one mentioned here (I supposed they're A/B testing). It had something other than "Got it", it was more clear that something was going to be activated when I pressed the button.
However the text used was quite short, and in my opinion, extremely misleading. It implied that I was going to have extra privacy with regards to ads, while in reality this was adding yet another way for my browsing information to be shared, which is the opposite of what I wanted. Compared to the general web user, I am a "power user", I knew about Google's incoming changes, and still the language used in the popup made me enable everything by default (which I promptly disabled once I realized what had happened).
Regular users have no chance against this. But as for me, Google has earned my distrust completely.