Google is a company that, over the years, employed over a million unique human beings. In such a population you’re bound to find some that would sell their own

Google is a company that, over the years, employed over a million unique human beings. In such a population you’re bound to find some that would sell their own mother for a promo. WEI is following Apple’s lead isn’t it? But unlike Apple, Google got pushback and abandoned it. When it comes to GDPR, that’s even funnier. Most companies woke up in 2018 and looked for a way to brush this off. My org in Google was investing serious development (we’re talking engineer-years, don’t know how many) into GDPR compliance in 2015. And that’s not some superficial fronted tweak. I’m talking about adding data removal to analytical storage, something where first design assumption was that it has immutable append-only history. Manifest v3… I don’t understand what are they trying to achieve.