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> On Monday, Google also agreed to delete "hundreds of billions" of private browsing data records it had collected, the court filing said. > "We are happy to d
by cpeterso 3y ago
> On Monday, Google also agreed to delete "hundreds of billions" of private browsing data records it had collected, the court filing said.
> "We are happy to delete old technical data that was never associated with an individual and was never used for any form of personalization."
How does Google know which data records to delete? Did they store data collected from private browsing sessions differently from non-private browsing sessions?
- xnx 3y agoGood question. There are various Incognito detection techniques (with varying degrees of success), but we probably would've heard if google.com was employing these techniques.