Defeating fingerprinting is a really hard problem to solve. So hard that literally nobody has solved it, because exposing all those capabilities are necessary f

Defeating fingerprinting is a really hard problem to solve. So hard that literally nobody has solved it, because exposing all those capabilities are necessary for a lot of sites and webapps to function. You say that hiding IP addresses somehow benefits Google -- all I see is them doing something they can do that consumers want. It's not benefiting Google strategically in some way. My point is, I don't see how anyone can possibly complain about this effort from a privacy point of view. Sure it's not solving fingerprinting, but nobody knows how to do that.