Originally Posted by
Ldnn1
I'm not sure we share the same idea as to what is 'good'. Personally I prefer not to have to reveal my identity to every company that wants it but has no need for it.
Fair comment, and this is not my area in IT so could be wrong, but as i understand it, it's more about establishing a right to use a service more than tracking individuals. Identity in the sense of establishing rights rather than names.
As a general observation, if you want to protect your identity, don't use Google at all. I accept the data I give them, but others may not. Or may not know
