Did you mean invasive?
Pocket isn't end to end encrypted. The Reading List it replaced was.
Protesting Pocket by using Chrome makes no sense but integrating Pocket objectively sacrificed user privacy for a revenue stream.
Pocket isn't end to end encrypted. The Reading List it replaced was.
Protesting Pocket by using Chrome makes no sense but integrating Pocket objectively sacrificed user privacy for a revenue stream.
It also has to offer suggestions/recommendations, so they need to track you
Why do you think it has to offer suggestions? Reading List didn't. The equivalents in other browsers don't. Suggestions could be a separate opt in feature.
It removes the ads, signups, etc. They call it 'Article View'. It is rendered per domain.
People actually like the suggestions thing. They get good articles to read.
People who want suggestions could opt in.