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minus-squareBearOfaTime@lemm.eelinkfedilinkarrow-up2arrow-down1·edit-29 months agoWhere did rdyoung say any of this? What you just did was put words in his mouth;make a straw man. And factually, browsers explain what their respective private/incognito modes do. People assumed they did something else. Did these corporations take advantage of that? Yes. In the end, these users are as much to blame for using a tool and assuming how it functioned.
Where did rdyoung say any of this?
What you just did was put words in his mouth;make a straw man.
And factually, browsers explain what their respective private/incognito modes do. People assumed they did something else.
Did these corporations take advantage of that? Yes.
In the end, these users are as much to blame for using a tool and assuming how it functioned.