<ul><li>Google has reversed a privacy-enhancing advertising rule and will now allow advertisers to track users online using fingerprinting.</li><li>This decision is seen as a cash grab fueled by corporate greed, as it goes against Google's previous privacy-first policies.</li><li>Regulators and users are alarmed by this move and its potential negative impact on user privacy.</li><li>Google's decision to prioritize profits over user privacy is in stark contrast to its previous improvements in privacy practices.</li></ul>

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