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Google's philosophy seems to be that intrusive tracking and behavioral advertising are OK as long as they only happen on the user's device. The result is a wor
by xg15 2y ago
Google's philosophy seems to be that intrusive tracking and behavioral advertising are OK as long as they only happen on the user's device.
The result is a worst-of-both-worlds: To an end user, it will still feel as if you're being tracked, with ads following you around, etc, but no worries, your privacy is safe because the advertiser doesn't have access to the data...
- hedora 2y agoTo be clear, Google has the data, and despite acting like they allow opting out from tracking, they do not.
- datavirtue 2y agoYes, Google is positioning themselves to be the regulator.