Are there any lawyers here who can tell us if this is actually a GDPR violation?
Most of the discussion here is about why people don't like the new Chrome feature -- but is it actually in violation of the GDPR?
Most of the discussion here is about why people don't like the new Chrome feature -- but is it actually in violation of the GDPR?
But, if I was responsible for GDPR in Chrome I would be very worried that they are conflating "signed in" and "syncing" some places in the code, since this appearently used to be the same concept, per the old privacy policy.