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Google privacy cred is ... excellent? The worst data breach I know of them having was a flaw that allowed access to names and emails of 500k users.
by xnx 9mo ago
Google privacy cred is ... excellent? The worst data breach I know of them having was a flaw that allowed access to names and emails of 500k users.
- Razengan 9mo agoThey don't even let you have multiple chats if you disable their "App Activity" or whatever (wtf is with that ass naming? they don't even have a "Privacy" section in their settings the last time I checked) and when I swap back into the Gemini app on my iPhone after a minute or so the chat disappears. and other weird passive-aggressive take-my-toys-away behavior if you don't bare your body and soul to Googlezebub. ChatGPT and Grok work so much better without accounts or with high privacy settings.
- bitpush 9mo agoLink? Are you conflating with "500k Gmail accounts leaked [by a third party]" with Gmail having a breach? Afaik, Google has had no breaches ever.
- laurex 9mo agoIf you consider "privacy" to be 'a giant corporation tracks every bit of possible information about you and everyone else'?
- xnx 9mo agoOpenAI is running ads. Do you think they'll track less?
- oofbey 9mo agoTheir SECURITY cred is fantastic. Privacy, not so much. How many hundreds of millions have they been fined for “incognito mode” in chrome being a blatant lie?
- Razengan 9mo ago> Their SECURITY cred is fantastic. In a world where Android vulnerabilities and exploits don't exist
- moffkalast 9mo agoGoogle's most profitable branch is adsense, they don't need breaches for them to have privacy issues given that elephant sized conflict of interest.
- Razengan 9mo agoThis exactly! "Oh that gang of thieves that also sells doors has never had their house broken into" I hate how they insist on knowing everything I do all the time, but heavens forbid the minute I'm on a VPN or shared connection I have to do unpaid manual labor (100 CAPTCHAs) to train their AI