Google Changes Policy on Ad Tracking, Allowing Fingerprinting
Google has updated its ad tracking policies, allowing companies to collect more personal information about users, including their IP addresses and device data. Critics argue that this move prioritizes profits over user privacy, as individuals will have limited control over what data is collected. The change reflects a broader shift in the tech industry, where companies are pushing the boundaries of user surveillance.
- This decision highlights the tension between Google's stated commitment to user privacy and its pursuit of advertising revenue, which continues to be a major driver of the company's growth.
- How will this policy change impact the development of new technologies that prioritize transparency and control over personal data in online interactions?