What does this really change? I mean seriously. Google is the company that lets you "turn off web history", and then goes ahead and tracks it anyway. Do you have Do Not Track enabled in Chrome? Tough luck. It's just for show there, because Google doesn't respect it.
So how am I to believe that using a different name and e-mail address on Google+, Google won't know I'm the same person, because of all of their tracking from Chrome, Youtube, search, and so on?
And if they do that, then how is this any different than using an "alias" right now on Google+? This seems more like a PR move from Google.
So how am I to believe that using a different name and e-mail address on Google+, Google won't know I'm the same person, because of all of their tracking from Chrome, Youtube, search, and so on?
And if they do that, then how is this any different than using an "alias" right now on Google+? This seems more like a PR move from Google.