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> when users are signed into their Google account in the Chrome browser before starting an Incognito session Sounds like this is just another attempt by Google
by lordofgibbons 2y ago
> when users are signed into their Google account in the Chrome browser before starting an Incognito session
Sounds like this is just another attempt by Google to gather the data for itself but make it harder for other advertisement companies.
- gruez 2y agoWhat's the data that google is gathering? It doesn't even get what site you're visiting because the traffic is proxied to a CDN partner.
- lordofgibbons 2y agoBy using this, It gets your IP because you have to sign into Google. But other advert platforms don't get your IP
- gruez 2y ago>By using this, It gets your IP because you have to sign into Google If you're already signed into google then they already have your IP. If you're not signed into google they continue to not get your IP or proxied traffic. What's the issue? >But other advert platforms don't get your IP No good deed goes unpunished. Google gets flak for making chrome privacy better, but they also get flak for making chrome privacy worse (see comments about fingerprinting in this thread).