Re:Judge in Google case disturbed that 'incognito' users are...
by gowld on Friday February 26, 2021 @01:47PM
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"you can browse privately, and"
to
"you can browse privately, in the sense that"
What does a user think browse privately means?
Do they think it means "your browsing is shared with third-party data brokers that aren't displayed in the UI at all and you might not know exists?
It's one thing to say "well obviously we can't control what you choose to do with foobar.com"; it's another to say, "the same legal person who told you 'you can browse privately' is buying your browsing data from foobar.com".
"you can browse privately, and"
to
"you can browse privately, in the sense that"
What does a user think browse privately means? Do they think it means "your browsing is shared with third-party data brokers that aren't displayed in the UI at all and you might not know exists?
It's one thing to say "well obviously we can't control what you choose to do with foobar.com"; it's another to say, "the same legal person who told you 'you can browse privately' is buying your browsing data from foobar.com".