I assumed this was happening for years
- I think it's a new thing where the browser does the profiling locally, and supposedly without allowing sites to track you anymore. But of course the sites can still ask the browser for your personal interests in order to serve you ads, so I couldn't tell you why they think this is any better.
  
  It would no longer be minable from a central server. That’s measurably better.
  
  You can also quickly delete it yourself. That’s better
  
  Bottom line, your browser should not be part of the ad network.
  
  I’m explaining why it’s “better” , not agreeing or disagreeing with it.
  
  Ultimately I don’t give a fuck because I haven’t trusted Google in a long time and I never left Firefox.
  
  Mozilla ftw.
- Who tf used Chrome for years!?
  
  (checks notes)
  
  Oh, the majority :|
- Well that's the thing, Google needed something to test with before they started doing this.
- I thought this is the way it’s been since 2008.

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