Insights, tutorials, and updates from the Flowsery team
Google's antitrust loss for illegally maintaining its search monopoly has major privacy implications, as search dominance directly enables its surveillance-based business model.
Chrome's privacy missteps exposed the tension between Google's browser product and its surveillance-based business model, driving users toward privacy-focused alternatives.
Google Consent Mode attempts to reconstruct missing analytics data through behavioral modeling. Understand how it works, its legal gray areas, and privacy-first alternatives.
Google is expanding digital tracking beyond browsers to smart TVs, gaming consoles, and connected devices using fingerprinting techniques it once condemned. Learn about the privacy implications and regulatory response.
How Google's FLoC and Topics API both failed to replace third-party cookies, leading Google to abandon cookie deprecation entirely while other browsers blocked them years ago.
Google launched FLoC to replace third-party cookies, but it creates new privacy risks by profiling users directly through Chrome. Here's how it works and why it matters.
Google abandoned FLoC after backlash and replaced it with the Topics API. Learn what happened, why it matters, and what website owners should do about Privacy Sandbox.
Google's new Maps URL structure embeds precise location data in shareable links, creating a subtle but significant privacy risk when links are shared via messaging or social media.
Google settled a class-action lawsuit alleging it continued tracking users in Chrome's Incognito mode through server-side analytics and ad network data collection.