Google's plan to block third-party cookies has drawn attention from the DOJ (engadget.com) 8 points by darkwater 5y ago ↗ HN
[–] Eavolution 5y ago ↗ So Google track people for years in (to some people anyway) an ethically questionable way, and the thing the DOJ don't like is them trying to stop? [–] netizen-936824 5y ago ↗ I think it may be a matter of google being the only ones allowed to do the tracking, creating a tracking monopoly by stopping others. [–] willio58 5y ago ↗ This is it. Google is making more evil moves in the tracking space as people and companies are wisening up to what data they are giving to Google for free.
[–] netizen-936824 5y ago ↗ I think it may be a matter of google being the only ones allowed to do the tracking, creating a tracking monopoly by stopping others. [–] willio58 5y ago ↗ This is it. Google is making more evil moves in the tracking space as people and companies are wisening up to what data they are giving to Google for free.
[–] willio58 5y ago ↗ This is it. Google is making more evil moves in the tracking space as people and companies are wisening up to what data they are giving to Google for free.
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