Rather than match iOS's tracking limits, Google built an additional tracking system.
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if it will go like this we will move from identifiers in browser to have it implemented in kernels so there will be no way to go around it, claping with my ass cheecks #pileofsmellydongemoji
FOSS OS’ prominence needed ASAP
@altair222 @bunkrra what device
no device yet, it was written in the way > if we will continue in this kind of thinking/tolerating/doing things we will end up with identifiers implemented in kernels, so far there is no such a thing, the worst so far can be an idea to have anticheat on bios level, cause of stupid COD players, i hopr u get the idea
i just mean that FOSS operating systems need to get mainstream very quickly