Blocking the Google signin popup?

[noah way]

Is there a Diversion script that will block the annoying google signin popup?

Not a problem on the PC, but annoying as hell on IOS.

I have tried everything I can think of to stop the Google signin popup that now seems to appear on so many websites. I've logged in to google and checked all my setting (which were set for max privacy). I've tried access from different locations with VPN and I’ve tried different browsers (with the odd SnowHaze browser) being the only one that blocks this.

It appears that google is tracking everyone all the time whether you are logged in or not.

 

[AndreiV]

What websites? I see no Google popup using iOS16

 

[Mogsy]

Or use duckduckgo browser?

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...w-blocks-google-sign-in-pop-ups-on-all-sites/

*edit duckduckgo

*tried to reproduce this with reddit (which I know have that sign in pop up) on iOS 16.2 but I have Adguard Safari extension/content blocker installed. That’s your best bet I guess for iOS devices.

 

[noah way]

What websites? I see no Google popup using iOS16

If I follow a link to reddit, or go to ebay, and many others. Not on IOS 16, hate “upgrading” because it often breaks apps.

 

[noah way]

Or use duckduckgo browser?

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...w-blocks-google-sign-in-pop-ups-on-all-sites/

*edit duckduckgo

*tried to reproduce this with reddit (which I know have that sign in pop up) on iOS 16.2 but I have Adguard Safari extension/content blocker installed. That’s your best bet I guess for iOS devices.

Duckduckgo browser doesn’t block this.

 

[Mogsy]

Duckduckgo browser doesn’t block this.

I use Adguard’s safari extension. Should be under “Annoyance” filter or just use the DNS filter extension for Safari.

 

[AndreiV]

Not on IOS 16, hate “upgrading” because it pften breaks apps.

So you leave yourself open to vulnerabilities .

 

[bluzfanmr1]

How to Turn Off the “Sign in with Google” Prompt on Websites

 

[noah way]

So you leave yourself open to vulnerabilities .

That depends on how much you trust Apple. New IOS versions enhance Apple's monitoring and tracking capability. You think all those updates are for your benefit? LOL

I don’t do anything that requires security on mobile platforms. That's all done on a fortified PC harware and software firewalls, running through rotating VPN servers.

 

[noah way]

How to Turn Off the “Sign in with Google” Prompt on Websites

Safari with an ad blocker works, but I prefer a different browser because I don’t trust Apple.

 

[XIII]

If you don’t trust Apple, why do you use an iPhone?

Older unpatched versions of iOS (and many other operating systems) have known security issues that are exploited in the wild. Not running the latest version of iOS enables “everyone” (not just Apple) to snoop on you.

 

[noah way]

Becuase Android is more secure? LOL They all suck, they are all compromised, they all spy on everyone all the time. Which is why I don’t use my phone for anything that requires security, as I said above.

 

[Skeptical.me]

Becuase Android is more secure? LOL They all suck, they are all compromised, they all spy on everyone all the time. Which is why I don’t use my phone for anything that requires security, as I said above.

Do you have any evidence that iOS is spying on you “all the time” … soon most of their services will be E2EE as far as I’m aware.

 

[noah way]

Do you have any evidence that iOS is spying on you “all the time” … soon most of their services will be E2EE as far as I’m aware.

An investigation of tracking on IOS: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/how-iphone-apps-track-you/

“Overall, our observations suggest that, while Apple’s changes make tracking individual users more difficult, they motivate a counter-movement, and reinforce existing market power of gatekeeper companies with access to large troves of first-party data,” the researchers wrote. “Making the privacy properties of apps transparent through large-scale analysis remains a difficult target for independent researchers, and a key obstacle to meaningful, accountable and verifiable privacy protections.”

Your iOS app may still be covertly tracking you, despite what Apple says

Apple's landmark App Tracking Transparency may not be as tough as some people think.

arstechnica.com

 

[Skeptical.me]

An investigation of tracking on IOS: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/how-iphone-apps-track-you/

“Overall, our observations suggest that, while Apple’s changes make tracking individual users more difficult, they motivate a counter-movement, and reinforce existing market power of gatekeeper companies with access to large troves of first-party data,” the researchers wrote. “Making the privacy properties of apps transparent through large-scale analysis remains a difficult target for independent researchers, and a key obstacle to meaningful, accountable and verifiable privacy protections.”

Your iOS app may still be covertly tracking you, despite what Apple says

Apple's landmark App Tracking Transparency may not be as tough as some people think.

arstechnica.com

That’s interesting, I’ll give it a read.

 

[Mogsy]

Google, Apple, Meta ...... no matter what you do they'll always find a way to deliver the ads, at least. Be like my friend who uses Nokia 3310, but has an iPad Pro without updating anything. I was shocked to see the amount of crash logs