Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
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Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
@campuscodi Google are like stalkers and thieves. They have no respect for their users.
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@Mistonas in fairness most people have no idea, they don't follow this kind of news so it never reaches them. The media could cover it but you know that's not happening anymore.
@TheStoneDonkey @Mistonas was 'we didn't know' not always the excuse of the masses?
Education is more than a privilege; it's also an responsibility to society.
With power comes responsibility, can't do one without the other.
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@campuscodi Google: Guys no, it's just our new offering "Local+". It gathers info locally and just "re-localizes" it to another location that is more local to me and my clients, that's all! Nothing remotely fishy (hehe) about this at all!
@koh_kun @campuscodi it only localizes the energy spend while keeping the profitable data stream coming. That's sneaky.
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Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
@campuscodi
Anyone still using Chrome deserves everything they get. -
Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
@campuscodi
Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
Und DGSVO.EU Schläft weiter und lässt Be Evil Co weiter Bürger Rechte Misachten.
EU Still soundly asleep and letting be evil company google get away with stealing citizens data.
Android und Play store sind usa espionage tools.
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Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
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Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
@campuscodi I mean, duh
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Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
@campuscodi
How did that line get in therein the first place?It's Google. Sending your data to their servers is what they do.
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@TheStoneDonkey @Mistonas Even if you tell people, they don't care. Maybe they need to hear it from multiple angles and repeatedly, but just knowing about it is not enough to give up the comfortable life.
@erwinrossen @TheStoneDonkey @Mistonas I, who have a moderately good grasp of the problem at hand, and yet was surprised the other day that websites have access to your phone's inclinometer, can barely make an informed decision about my privacy here. I was degoogled for a few years, and it was quite a pain, TBH.
A normal person can't. make. an. informed. decision. It is simply out of their grasp unless they choose to spend every waking minute gathering information solely about this problem.
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Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
@campuscodi how is this even legal...
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@campuscodi damn. Time to reformat the chromebooks.
@mcr314 @campuscodi That's quite doable, see https://eerlijkdigitaalonderwijs.nl/hoe-bevrijd-je-een-chromebook/
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Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
@campuscodi google cant help themselves lol
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@erwinrossen @TheStoneDonkey @Mistonas I, who have a moderately good grasp of the problem at hand, and yet was surprised the other day that websites have access to your phone's inclinometer, can barely make an informed decision about my privacy here. I was degoogled for a few years, and it was quite a pain, TBH.
A normal person can't. make. an. informed. decision. It is simply out of their grasp unless they choose to spend every waking minute gathering information solely about this problem.
@vonxylofon @TheStoneDonkey @Mistonas You put it stronger than I did, but I think I actually agree with you.
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