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- Nov 16, 2011
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What they want to achieve with this?
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- To improve user privacy by protecting users’ IP addresses from being used as a tracking vector.
- To minimize disruption to the normal operations of servers, including the use of IP addresses for anti-abuse by first party sites, until there are alternative mechanisms in place.
xReminisce
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- Dec 29, 2012
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Pretty sure so the "Tor" isn't really tor but "google" so the only thing that really changed is
Instead of everyone sees what you do, only Google sees it since you are using chrome..
highly doubt Google ready to let go of those m/billions of user's data collection for a feature, an average user wont care about
Instead of everyone sees what you do, only Google sees it since you are using chrome..
highly doubt Google ready to let go of those m/billions of user's data collection for a feature, an average user wont care about
BiggusD1ckus
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if google tells you it to improve 'privacy' you know you're the turkey being stuffed