Now, I don't fully understand why people want their images to be tracked - but to each their own. I think this just shows that Google is very selfish, from A to

Now, I don't fully understand why people want their images to be tracked - but to each their own. I think this just shows that Google is very selfish, from A to Z. People should not empower this evil empire. Recently Google also stated that "cookies can not be stolen": https://www.heise.de/en/news/Google-Chrome-makes-cookie-theft-pointless-on-Windows-11251710.html https://www.heise.de/en/news/Google-Chrome-makes-cookie-thef... However had to me this reads as "we control the now private web". This also aligns, in my opinion, with age verification (systemd already pushes for it). So we move into a not so open world wide web. Are you identified? If yes, you can get information; if no you can not. Personally I am in the underground anyway, as long-term linux users so I don't really care that much (though I also use Win10 on a computer on my left side, for various reasons). But I am really annoyed at Google. Every day Google adds to problems and drama. It is not good that this monopoly can control so much in the whole ecosystem, even if I don't understand why people want to share photos and geolocation and what underwear they were wearing at that moment in time ...