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> Privacy and security is core to everything we make. Is this Poe's law in action?
Never in a million years would I trust google as my VPN provider. 1) No customer support 2) it will probably be cancelled in 18 months 3) they already spy on me enough with search, android, google keyboard, gmail
> Privacy and security is core to everything we make. Is this Poe's law in action?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
It says that personally-identifying information is not present on the VPN endpoint and no user data is logged, only service metrics with no identifiable information. Specific data logged and not logged appears on page 4 and 5 of the whitepaper.
As with browser/device fingerprinting, I expect "service metrics" to be able to identify users regardless if their name is attached to it.
But Google doesn't need your browsing history via the VPN connection. It only needs you to continue using the same browser you normally do, so that they can do their normal cookie tracking for Ads...
What is next VPN by NSA ? :) "Don't worry we already know everything about you, it is easier this way" :)