Does anyone have a good article delving into the weeds of the Chrome Incognito lawsuit? Because most commentary boils down to “Google’s websites still track you like every website tracks you, duh” but the plaintiffs’ claims are rather less obvious — specifically saying that Google tracks you even if you don’t engage with their sites. It’s hard to tell if it’s as bad as it sounds or just misrepresentations by laymen, and nothing I’ve read has taken much care to clarify the issue.
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