Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ...
by mehrdadn on Monday September 24, 2018 @02:44PM
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I expect this is the case... I know I myself was thinking a few months ago why Chrome doesn't have the ability to keep the logins in sync. However, why in the world did they enable this by default for people who didn't want their browser to do anything with their Google accounts? It would make sense to keep them in sync when users request to connect their browsers to their accounts, but not when people don't want the two to be connected at all.
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Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ...
by dantheman on Monday September 24, 2018 @03:26PM
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Because almost every user in the world wants it connected.
Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ...
by sea6ear on Monday September 24, 2018 @06:36PM
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I've been in at least 2 corporate positions where there were strong reasons to separate your personal environment and your professional environment.
I do not want synced browsers between my two environments.
This change makes it inordinately difficult to maintain that separation while utilizing other parts of the google ecosystem.