Marketers tell antitrust cops privacy proxy will make it harder to protect kids online, etc etc
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This is Google’s reasoning. Before now, they didn’t have a good excuse for getting a list of every web page, or at least every domain, you visited. Now they get it expressly from your specific Google Chrome installation, with your IP address, and the name of the destination.
That data is genuinely anti-competitive, but the competition has always been in violating as much user privacy (for maximum profit), as possible.
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