[cuban leaf]

I have six gmail accounts. Each has a function.

[butlerweave]

Does opensource one Chromium do the same ?

[Mastador1]

Didn’t Microsoft get reamed for less than this?

[poinq]

Don’t use chrome. Don’t use google. Life gets better. Ads go way down. Then use an ad blocker as well.

[z3n]

Psh! At least google is being upfront about their desire to track your browsing activities. Just because you aren’t logged in doesn’t mean they aren’t still finding ways.

Trust me, the number one reason google has made their own browser is to track people’s browsing. You don’t think it’s some kind of benign beneficence, do you?

[MeganC]

I’m no longer using Chrome. I use Brave which is similar to Chrome but without all the spying crap from Google.

[bgill]

Did a 12 year old name it that?

[Biggirl]

Cannot wait for President Trump to break the back of the Google monopoly.

[minnesota_bound]

It is to track you like they do in China.

[Paal Gulli]

Using ANYTHING with G**gle in the name is volunteering to have your privacy gang-raped. The Chromium browser is open-source, which means other developers are free to start with G**gle's creation and modify it to their want (within certain limits). So there are several non-G**gle Chromium-based alternatives, some of which have had all of G**gle's snoop superpowers disabled. My personal favorite is SRWare Iron.

[Paal Gulli]

Google to Allow Users to Opt Out of Automatic Chrome Sign-In Following Complaints

26 Sep 2018
Google will allow users to disable its Chrome browser’s recent automatic sign-in feature next month, following “angry” complaints.

https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2018/09/26/google-to-allow-users-to-opt-out-of-automatic-chrome-sign-in-following-complaints/