> But to me saying Google's advertising product should enforce how the individual websites work [fingerprinting], is to me more in the direction of "an electricity provider should enforce how people live their lives in any home provided by such electricity…"
That's a wild analogy.
You're talking there about what I do in my home without impacting anyone else.
With google here we're talking about companies tracking users in a way likely to be illegal.
> But to me saying Google's advertising product should enforce how the individual websites work [fingerprinting],
That's a wild analogy.
You're talking there about what I do in my home without impacting anyone else.
With google here we're talking about companies tracking users in a way likely to be illegal.
> But to me saying Google's advertising product should enforce how the individual websites work [fingerprinting],
This is about the advertisers.