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Another annoying, possibly less known thing about this popup is that you as a user can disable it. But only if you log in to Google and set a preference for yo
by josteink 1y ago
Another annoying, possibly less known thing about this popup is that you as a user can disable it.
But only if you log in to Google and set a preference for your Google account.
No more nagging popups! Sounds great, right?
Except Google can now track you, with a confirmed ID and session cookie across all these sites.
It’s blackmail, plain and simple.
- frizlab 1y agoI never see this popup in my main browser thanks to proper content blockers, but it should not exist in the first place, indeed.