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190: The Privacy of ***********

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In this episode, Donn and KG talk about the post Tim Bray recently wrote - Why Google did Android. They then touch on Chrome becoming a monopoly and tips on what folks can do to be a little more privacy conscious on the web. Shownotes Why Google did Android KG privacy notes 2019 -> 2020 DuckDuck Bang syntax Google Chromium and Ad-blocking Google to restrict modern ad blocking Chrome extensions to enterprise users Google saying it isn't killing Ad Blockers. Ad Blockers Disagree Misc New Microsoft Edge is based on Chromium Download Firefox Firefox Multi-Account Containers add-on + Temporary Containers for the privacy conscious. Follow up from a previous episode: Svelte : framework that spawned from New York Times. Thanks Midhun. Contact @fragmentedcast or our Youtube channel @donnfelker and donnfelker (on Instagram) @kaushikgopal or blog.kaush.co

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In this episode, Donn and KG talk about the post Tim Bray recently wrote - [Why Google did Android](https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2020/02/09/Why-Android). They then touch on Chrome becoming a monopoly and tips on what folks can do to be a little more privacy conscious on the web.

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