“It has fallen behind rivals in protecting users from tracking and data harvesting” - strange way to say Google relies on tracking to serve the ad industry which it dominates, in order to earn revenue, and therefore whatever they may say doesn’t matter - their actions are going to show that they must keep the tracking rolling on.

I find it odd that Forbes is saying not to use Chrome, but I guess it can only be a good thing if it opens more people’s eyes to how much they are surveilled.

As opposed to "gradually" needing to do so?

Oh, wait, it's Zac Doffman. Never mind.

The site perhaps ironically has tons of ads and probably quite a few tracking scripts.