Like Eric Law[1], I felt like while there were some rough spots in the UX for the Chrome login and sync features, the issue was very overblown (I'd feel very differently if sync had been enabled automatically). I don't have much more to say than Law does --- except maybe that when your arch-competitor is speaking out on your behalf, maybe the narrative has gone a little haywire.
I figured Google would do something cosmetic (again, that's all that I think they really needed to do) to clear up the misconceptions here, but they've added a Matthew Green switch (which is what we all need to call it from now on). That's better than I'd hoped for.
I figured Google would do something cosmetic (again, that's all that I think they really needed to do) to clear up the misconceptions here, but they've added a Matthew Green switch (which is what we all need to call it from now on). That's better than I'd hoped for.
[1]: https://textslashplain.com/2018/09/24/chrome-sync/