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Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ... by amaccuish on Monday September 24, 2018 @04:45PM (#18061258)
How about popping up a message saying, "you're logging in to someone else's computer, would you like to do this in an incognito window?" Or something like, "you're signing in to a different Google account, would you like us to remember this account and preserve/sync history to account X, which is currently signed into Chrome".
Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ... by notriddle on Monday September 24, 2018 @06:03PM (#18061866)
> How about popping up a message

Doesn't work. Between the cookie pop-ups, update notifications, and "you've got mail"s, people have learned to ignore pop-up notifications.

... of course, the real problem here started with "Bob checked his email on Alice's computer." There are so many ways it can go wrong, like Alice using a browser other than Chrome, Bob using an email service other than GMail, or Alice deliberately installing a keylogger on that computer...

Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ... by amaccuish on Tuesday September 25, 2018 @11:33AM (#18067223)
You mean like the popup of Google asking if I'd like to sync, or if I want it set as the default browser? It seems to be ok when it's in Google's favour.