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any distro recommendations for privacy? (for real)
(sh.itjust.works)
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i dont log in google still knows who i am what i do and even all the device i use (i use invidious to check if google is tracking me if i get videos im interested in on the very first page they are)
What makes you think Google knows who you are? Just because it recommends videos you're interested? Have you considered your interests might be average?
If you're not logged in, using a system where you never logged in, connecting through Tor as you said google has no way of tracking you, so either one of those is a lie or you think it's tracking you when it isn't.