[magicalist]

> Before the lawsuit what it said was

That's incorrect, there's always been a list of entities that your behavior won't be hidden from, including "websites you visit" (worded in a couple of different ways).

Just image search Chrome incognito and pick a year to append to it, looks like someone always has a tutorial with a screenshot (and someone linked the chrome announcement video with it in a comment above)

[autoexec]

I just provided the original text of the snippet that was quoted.

you can see the difference for yourself: https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/16/24039883/google-incognito...

[magicalist]

> I just provided the original text of the snippet that was quoted.

But not all of it. From that article:

> However, the bullets beneath the incognito notice remain unchanged. These point out that browsing activity might still be visible to “Websites you visit,” “Your employer or school,” and “Your internet service provider.

The new text is probably clearer but more or less just restates the bullet points and adds "including Google".