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Exactly. It doesn't seem it has anything to do with user privacy. Google just tries to keep tracking data for themselves only.
by orphea 2y ago
Exactly. It doesn't seem it has anything to do with user privacy. Google just tries to keep tracking data for themselves only.
- Xunjin 2y agoDoesn't that fall in the category of monopolization, which can trigger Antitrust laws?
- spacebanana7 2y agoIt’s a tricky trade off. Most privacy changes have the effect of advantaging the position of big tech. To some extent this is unavoidable because users will actively consent to share data with Google etc but not AdTech startups. For example, Apple’s ATT rules for app tracking made their own App Store search ads more competitive to Facebook. And the removal of third party cookies benefits Google’s banner ad business over rivals.