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Google Chrome IP address protection challenged by industry
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Good for Google (ikr) for basically telling other tracking/ad companies to f*** off.
Also, bad, for the monopoly reasons.
I see iOS folks getting told to use Private Relay(?) all the time (with i-something disabled). How is this any different than that, other than being run by G?
Not going to use it myself, but I guess its sort of a step in the right direction for the uninformed tech-illiterate. The next step would be to show the average person how to do the same thing without G's help.