Monopolies: https://t.co/XDIRKuzDQD

You can’t willingly give permission to sync your browser data to anyone else.

After working for years, they gave everyone 2 months of lead time.

— Suhail (@Suhail) January 16, 2021

Google cracking down on #chromium-based browsers that were managing to integrate with some features that were intended to be "Chrome-only". Classic google.#opensource #googlesucks #istilluseit #privacy #software
https://t.co/SZ5ymO0ZoS

— Andrew Vcourt (@avcourt) January 16, 2021

Monopolies: https://t.co/XDIRKuzDQD

You can’t willingly give permission to sync your browser data to anyone else.

After working for years, they gave everyone 2 months of lead time.

— Suhail (@Suhail) January 16, 2021

구글, 크롬 기반 타사 웹브라우저에서 크롬 동기화, 클릭 투 콜 등 기능 이용, 데이터 접근 할 수 있음 발견하고 해당 API 3/15 제한 예정

Chromium Blog: Limiting Private API availability in Chromium https://t.co/FejWjRv4ly

— lunamoth (@lunamoth) January 15, 2021

Google cracks down on 3rd-party Chromium browsers using Chrome Sync https://t.co/MbKtJhUQqG

— XDA (@xdadevelopers) January 15, 2021

Google said it caught "some third-party Chromium browsers" abusing its Chrome Sync feature to store their own users data on Google servers

It said it would be cutting off access to all Chrome APIs inside Chromium browsers starting March 15, 2021.https://t.co/zWAE0Km1sH pic.twitter.com/2zRvHIeIy3

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) January 15, 2021

Google cuts off other Chromium-based browsers from its Sync service | ZDNet https://t.co/yzowQLpLD5

— Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols (@sjvn) January 16, 2021

Google cuts off other Chromium-based browsers from its Sync service https://t.co/XSB01fifN7 by @campuscodi

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) January 15, 2021