> That whole Twitter thread says nothing about fingerprinting or privacy.
I should've been more clear. In this case I was responding to this: "The reasoning here seems to be something like "Google is evil; X is an evil reason for doing Y; therefore Google must have done Y because of X". It's not a great argument."
> You are literally following the parody argument schema that I mentioned in my previous comment.
Because you have to look at the behaviour of the organism as a whole. If the shoe fits etc.
You are literally following the parody argument schema that I mentioned in my previous comment. You make some vague insinuations that Google is evil, then attribute everything it does to non-specific evil motivations. Even if Google is evil, this kind of reasoning is completely unconvincing.