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  1. @[email protected]

    Was meinst du?
    Startpage greift auf Googleergebnisse zurrück. Man bleibt aber gegenüber Google anonym, weil Startpage "dazwischen sitzt".

    Aktuelles Problem ist aber, dass Google daran arbeitet, durch die Wahl des Browsers oder eingesetzter Datenschutzaddons noch besser bestimmen zu können, ob du dann gewisse Inhalte überhaupt ausgeliefert bekommst.
    Das Stichwort lautet
    #WebEnvironmentIntegrity” (#WEI)

    https://digitalcourage.de/blog/2023/google-web-environment-integrity

    @[email protected]

  2. @[email protected]

    Was meinst du?
    Startpage greift auf Googleergebnisse zurrück. Man bleibt aber gegenüber Google anonym, weil Startpage "dazwischen sitzt".

    Aktuelles Problem ist aber, dass Google daran arbeitet, durch die Wahl des Browsers oder eingesetzter Datenschutzaddons noch besser bestimmen zu können, ob du dann gewisse Inhalte überhaupt ausgeliefert bekommst.
    Das Stichwort lautet
    #WebEnvironmentIntegrity” (#WEI)

    https://digitalcourage.de/blog/2023/google-web-environment-integrity

    @[email protected]

  3. CW: Long thread/13

    It's a reminder that what a monopolist thinks of as "security" isn't what you think of as security. Oftentimes, *their* security is antithetical to *your* security. That was the case with #WebEnvironmentIntegrity, a plan by Google to make your phone rat you out to advertisers' servers, revealing any adblocking modifications you might have installed so that ad-serving companies could refuse to talk to you:

    pluralistic.net/2023/08/02/sel

    13/

  4. CW: Long thread/13

    It's a reminder that what a monopolist thinks of as "security" isn't what you think of as security. Oftentimes, *their* security is antithetical to *your* security. That was the case with #WebEnvironmentIntegrity, a plan by Google to make your phone rat you out to advertisers' servers, revealing any adblocking modifications you might have installed so that ad-serving companies could refuse to talk to you:

    pluralistic.net/2023/08/02/sel

    13/

  5. CW: Long thread/13

    It's a reminder that what a monopolist thinks of as "security" isn't what you think of as security. Oftentimes, *their* security is antithetical to *your* security. That was the case with #WebEnvironmentIntegrity, a plan by Google to make your phone rat you out to advertisers' servers, revealing any adblocking modifications you might have installed so that ad-serving companies could refuse to talk to you:

    pluralistic.net/2023/08/02/sel

    13/

  6. CW: Long thread/13

    It's a reminder that what a monopolist thinks of as "security" isn't what you think of as security. Oftentimes, *their* security is antithetical to *your* security. That was the case with #WebEnvironmentIntegrity, a plan by Google to make your phone rat you out to advertisers' servers, revealing any adblocking modifications you might have installed so that ad-serving companies could refuse to talk to you:

    pluralistic.net/2023/08/02/sel

    13/

  7. CW: Long thread/13

    It's a reminder that what a monopolist thinks of as "security" isn't what you think of as security. Oftentimes, *their* security is antithetical to *your* security. That was the case with #WebEnvironmentIntegrity, a plan by Google to make your phone rat you out to advertisers' servers, revealing any adblocking modifications you might have installed so that ad-serving companies could refuse to talk to you:

    pluralistic.net/2023/08/02/sel

    13/

  8. @Natanox Du musst aufs Datum achten. #WEI wurde vor wenigen Tagen erst abgesagt. Der von mir übersetzte Rant ist vom August und kann deshalb noch nicht auf diese neue Entwicklung eingehen.

    Wie der auf Android-Apps beschränkte WEI-Nachfolger zu bewerten ist, würde ich gern hier diskutieren. Bisher erschließt sich mir der Sinn nicht.

    #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  9. @Natanox Du musst aufs Datum achten. #WEI wurde vor wenigen Tagen erst abgesagt. Der von mir übersetzte Rant ist vom August und kann deshalb noch nicht auf diese neue Entwicklung eingehen.

    Wie der auf Android-Apps beschränkte WEI-Nachfolger zu bewerten ist, würde ich gern hier diskutieren. Bisher erschließt sich mir der Sinn nicht.

    #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  10. @Natanox Du musst aufs Datum achten. #WEI wurde vor wenigen Tagen erst abgesagt. Der von mir übersetzte Rant ist vom August und kann deshalb noch nicht auf diese neue Entwicklung eingehen.

    Wie der auf Android-Apps beschränkte WEI-Nachfolger zu bewerten ist, würde ich gern hier diskutieren. Bisher erschließt sich mir der Sinn nicht.

    #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  11. @Natanox Du musst aufs Datum achten. #WEI wurde vor wenigen Tagen erst abgesagt. Der von mir übersetzte Rant ist vom August und kann deshalb noch nicht auf diese neue Entwicklung eingehen.

    Wie der auf Android-Apps beschränkte WEI-Nachfolger zu bewerten ist, würde ich gern hier diskutieren. Bisher erschließt sich mir der Sinn nicht.

    #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  12. @Natanox Du musst aufs Datum achten. #WEI wurde vor wenigen Tagen erst abgesagt. Der von mir übersetzte Rant ist vom August und kann deshalb noch nicht auf diese neue Entwicklung eingehen.

    Wie der auf Android-Apps beschränkte WEI-Nachfolger zu bewerten ist, würde ich gern hier diskutieren. Bisher erschließt sich mir der Sinn nicht.

    #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  13. And Google has abandoned . Yay! The End!

    Mm... No! Google has 'heard your feedback' and has instead created 'WebView Media Integrity API' that is 'narrowly scoped' and 'only targets' .

    Think about it - now they don't have to listen to anyone's 'feedback'. And if you think the scope is going to remain narrow, boy! I have news for you! /Topics anyone? Fool me once - shame on you! Fool me twice...

    android-developers.googleblog.

  14. And Google has abandoned #WebEnvironmentIntegrity. Yay! The End!

    Mm... No! Google has 'heard your feedback' and has instead created 'WebView Media Integrity API' that is 'narrowly scoped' and 'only targets' #AndroidWebView.

    Think about it - now they don't have to listen to anyone's 'feedback'. And if you think the scope is going to remain narrow, boy! I have news for you! #FLoC/Topics anyone? Fool me once - shame on you! Fool me twice...

    android-developers.googleblog.

  15. And Google has abandoned #WebEnvironmentIntegrity. Yay! The End!

    Mm... No! Google has 'heard your feedback' and has instead created 'WebView Media Integrity API' that is 'narrowly scoped' and 'only targets' #AndroidWebView.

    Think about it - now they don't have to listen to anyone's 'feedback'. And if you think the scope is going to remain narrow, boy! I have news for you! #FLoC/Topics anyone? Fool me once - shame on you! Fool me twice...

    android-developers.googleblog.

  16. And Google has abandoned #WebEnvironmentIntegrity. Yay! The End!

    Mm... No! Google has 'heard your feedback' and has instead created 'WebView Media Integrity API' that is 'narrowly scoped' and 'only targets' #AndroidWebView.

    Think about it - now they don't have to listen to anyone's 'feedback'. And if you think the scope is going to remain narrow, boy! I have news for you! #FLoC/Topics anyone? Fool me once - shame on you! Fool me twice...

    android-developers.googleblog.

  17. And Google has abandoned #WebEnvironmentIntegrity. Yay! The End!

    Mm... No! Google has 'heard our feedback' and has instead created 'WebView Media Integrity API' that is 'narrowly scoped' and 'only targets' #AndroidWebView.

    Think about it - now they don't have to listen to anyone's 'feedback'. And if you think the scope is going to remain narrow, boy! I have news for you! #FLoC/Topics anyone? Fool me once - shame on you! Fool me twice...

    android-developers.googleblog.

  18. We'd opposed #Google's 'dangerous' Web integrity API proposal. Now they are backing off!

    This is massively positive for the neutrality of the open Web. Though Google is so heavily driven by its interests rather than the benefit of the Web in general, it remains to be seen (and we strongly suspect it won’t take long) what they choose to replace it with.
    Are they, for example, preparing a seemingly less obnoxious spec that is actually just as harmful to users (as they did with #FLOC & #Topics)?
    It is highly suspicious that it coincides with their recent announcement to move from pay-per-click to pay-per-impression for ads.
    Generally, Google hasn’t shown itself to be a trustworthy custodian of the web & we can’t let this apparent victory lure us into resting on our laurels.
    A strong diversity of browsers & browser engines is going to be crucial to counteract any future attempt by a single party to dictate the future of the web.

    For more on this, head to our blog. ⬇️
    vivaldi.com/blog/googles-new-d

    #WEI #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  19. We'd opposed #Google's 'dangerous' Web integrity API proposal. Now they are backing off!

    This is massively positive for the neutrality of the open Web. Though Google is so heavily driven by its interests rather than the benefit of the Web in general, it remains to be seen (and we strongly suspect it won’t take long) what they choose to replace it with.
    Are they, for example, preparing a seemingly less obnoxious spec that is actually just as harmful to users (as they did with #FLOC & #Topics)?
    It is highly suspicious that it coincides with their recent announcement to move from pay-per-click to pay-per-impression for ads.
    Generally, Google hasn’t shown itself to be a trustworthy custodian of the web & we can’t let this apparent victory lure us into resting on our laurels.
    A strong diversity of browsers & browser engines is going to be crucial to counteract any future attempt by a single party to dictate the future of the web.

    For more on this, head to our blog. ⬇️
    vivaldi.com/blog/googles-new-d

    #WEI #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  20. We'd opposed #Google's 'dangerous' Web integrity API proposal. Now they are backing off!

    This is massively positive for the neutrality of the open Web. Though Google is so heavily driven by its interests rather than the benefit of the Web in general, it remains to be seen (and we strongly suspect it won’t take long) what they choose to replace it with.
    Are they, for example, preparing a seemingly less obnoxious spec that is actually just as harmful to users (as they did with #FLOC & #Topics)?
    It is highly suspicious that it coincides with their recent announcement to move from pay-per-click to pay-per-impression for ads.
    Generally, Google hasn’t shown itself to be a trustworthy custodian of the web & we can’t let this apparent victory lure us into resting on our laurels.
    A strong diversity of browsers & browser engines is going to be crucial to counteract any future attempt by a single party to dictate the future of the web.

    For more on this, head to our blog. ⬇️
    vivaldi.com/blog/googles-new-d

    #WEI #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  21. We'd opposed #Google's 'dangerous' Web integrity API proposal. Now they are backing off!

    This is massively positive for the neutrality of the open Web. Though Google is so heavily driven by its interests rather than the benefit of the Web in general, it remains to be seen (and we strongly suspect it won’t take long) what they choose to replace it with.
    Are they, for example, preparing a seemingly less obnoxious spec that is actually just as harmful to users (as they did with #FLOC & #Topics)?
    It is highly suspicious that it coincides with their recent announcement to move from pay-per-click to pay-per-impression for ads.
    Generally, Google hasn’t shown itself to be a trustworthy custodian of the web & we can’t let this apparent victory lure us into resting on our laurels.
    A strong diversity of browsers & browser engines is going to be crucial to counteract any future attempt by a single party to dictate the future of the web.

    For more on this, head to our blog. ⬇️
    vivaldi.com/blog/googles-new-d

    #WEI #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  22. We'd opposed #Google's 'dangerous' Web integrity API proposal. Now they are backing off!

    This is massively positive for the neutrality of the open Web. Though Google is so heavily driven by its interests rather than the benefit of the Web in general, it remains to be seen (and we strongly suspect it won’t take long) what they choose to replace it with.
    Are they, for example, preparing a seemingly less obnoxious spec that is actually just as harmful to users (as they did with #FLOC & #Topics)?
    It is highly suspicious that it coincides with their recent announcement to move from pay-per-click to pay-per-impression for ads.
    Generally, Google hasn’t shown itself to be a trustworthy custodian of the web & we can’t let this apparent victory lure us into resting on our laurels.
    A strong diversity of browsers & browser engines is going to be crucial to counteract any future attempt by a single party to dictate the future of the web.

    For more on this, head to our blog. ⬇️
    vivaldi.com/blog/googles-new-d

    #WEI #WebEnvironmentIntegrity

  23. Gut: #WebEnvironmentIntegrity ist tot!

    Schlecht: Android-User bekommen #WEI trotzdem: android-developers.googleblog.

    Wir haben uns fast schon daran gewöhnt, dass #Google in jedem Quartal einen neuen Angriff auf unsere #Privatsphäre oder auf das offene Web startet. Gern mit einem orwellschen Euphemismus benamt wie #privacysandbox.

    Ein Rant: digitalcourage.de/blog/2023/go

  24. Gut: #WebEnvironmentIntegrity ist tot!

    Schlecht: Android-User bekommen #WEI trotzdem: android-developers.googleblog.

    Wir haben uns fast schon daran gewöhnt, dass #Google in jedem Quartal einen neuen Angriff auf unsere #Privatsphäre oder auf das offene Web startet. Gern mit einem orwellschen Euphemismus benamt wie #privacysandbox.

    Ein Rant: digitalcourage.de/blog/2023/go

  25. Gut: #WebEnvironmentIntegrity ist tot!

    Schlecht: Android-User bekommen #WEI trotzdem: android-developers.googleblog.

    Wir haben uns fast schon daran gewöhnt, dass #Google in jedem Quartal einen neuen Angriff auf unsere #Privatsphäre oder auf das offene Web startet. Gern mit einem orwellschen Euphemismus benamt wie #privacysandbox.

    Ein Rant: digitalcourage.de/blog/2023/go

  26. Gut: #WebEnvironmentIntegrity ist tot!

    Schlecht: Android-User bekommen #WEI trotzdem: android-developers.googleblog.

    Wir haben uns fast schon daran gewöhnt, dass #Google in jedem Quartal einen neuen Angriff auf unsere #Privatsphäre oder auf das offene Web startet. Gern mit einem orwellschen Euphemismus benamt wie #privacysandbox.

    Ein Rant: digitalcourage.de/blog/2023/go

  27. Gut: #WebEnvironmentIntegrity ist tot!

    Schlecht: Android-User bekommen #WEI trotzdem: android-developers.googleblog.

    Wir haben uns fast schon daran gewöhnt, dass #Google in jedem Quartal einen neuen Angriff auf unsere #Privatsphäre oder auf das offene Web startet. Gern mit einem orwellschen Euphemismus benamt wie #privacysandbox.

    Ein Rant: digitalcourage.de/blog/2023/go

  28. Tiens, il semblerait que G👀gle ait décidé d'abandonner son projet fou dit #WebEnvironmentIntegrity 👍

    9to5google.com/2023/11/02/goog
    “Web Environment Integrity proposal is no longer being considered by the Chrome team.”

    #WEI #ViePrivée

  29. Tiens, il semblerait que G👀gle ait décidé d'abandonner son projet fou dit #WebEnvironmentIntegrity 👍

    9to5google.com/2023/11/02/goog
    “Web Environment Integrity proposal is no longer being considered by the Chrome team.”

    #WEI #ViePrivée

  30. Tiens, il semblerait que G👀gle ait décidé d'abandonner son projet fou dit #WebEnvironmentIntegrity 👍

    9to5google.com/2023/11/02/goog
    “Web Environment Integrity proposal is no longer being considered by the Chrome team.”

    #WEI #ViePrivée