Thread · 2 tweets · 8 Aug 2019

I'll start harsh because Chrome's track record on privacy is terrible and the history of trying to corral people into logging into it is well established as user hostile. I'll be chill if you engage, on the assumption I'll get an honest answer. Sadly, I'm not seeing one.

What's not chill is using important security features to drive authenticated KPIs no matter how marginal. I put that in the same box as using 2FA phone numbers to target ads. I'm sincere when I say I'd like that to be the wrong impression. But no one seems to be making that case?