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That's still just as unfair, though. Google always has access to that information because their extension is preinstalled and you can't disable it, but other we
by josephcsible 2y ago
That's still just as unfair, though. Google always has access to that information because their extension is preinstalled and you can't disable it, but other websites have no access to that information unless you go out of your way to install a third-party extension to do so.
- jeffbee 2y agoOK. That's a point of view. I just thought it should be accurately described. I think the idea that you will download a web browser from Google and then it won't be able to figure out what model of CPU it is running on is a bit weird, when you think it through. There are lots of features of Chrome that are only "available to Google" for example it will only download updates from Google, unless you've modified its source code.
- IshKebab 2y agoI mean... You downloaded the browser from Google. Did you think Google wouldn't have some kind of privileged access to it?