Cookies, those wonderful pieces of data that are inserted in your computer's memory to help websites remember you next time you visit.
Over time, it was discovered that cookies could also be used to track users across the internet.
They started piggybacking on websites, with those sites’ consent, to
drop “third-party” cookies onto devices, as distinct from the
first-party cookies coming from the websites themselves.
Google has ALREADY started to track you in new ways by doing this.
Soon they will be able to track you online, one EVERY site you visit and with EVERY device you use.
How do you prevent Google from tracking you?
It's easy, use a remote browser. Instead of Google tracking your computer, they track the server that you are user to browse with.
Google cannot match the real computer that is doing the browsing. They will still place cookies on the server, but NONE of those cookies will ever touch your computer.
Online privacy problem solved.
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