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> It seems like browsers were conceived at a time when surveillance capitalism didn’t exist and they still behave like thar It's worse than that - the world's
by AlexandrB 3y ago
> It seems like browsers were conceived at a time when surveillance capitalism didn’t exist and they still behave like thar
It's worse than that - the world's most popular browser was created by a company which gets most of its competitive advantage and, arguably, revenue from surveillance capitalism. The incentive to make fingerprinting hard is not just 0, it's negative.
- IX-103 3y agoFalse. https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9682282?hl=en https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9682282?hl=en Google doesn't like fingerprinting. That may be because they already have all your identities and don't want competition, but they still don't like fingerprinting.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> Google doesn't like fingerprinting. That may be because they already have all your identities and don't want competition Google sells ads. Of course they don't want you rolling your own fingerprinting. That's their job. I'd need to see a statement signed under oath to believe Google, itself, doesn't fingerprint.