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> To answer these questions, we dug our claws into aggregate, de-identified data from a sample of about 160,000 people in the United States who shared photos of
by whateveracct 10y ago
> To answer these questions, we dug our claws into aggregate, de-identified data from a sample of about 160,000 people in the United States who shared photos of cats or dogs (or both) on Facebook.
How is looking at aggregate, de-identified data an intrusion into people's private data? ?? ?
- beefsack 10y agoThis article is interesting, but it alludes to the level of profiling they do on their user-base, and that part is scary.
- whateveracct 10y agoWhat is scary about using statistics on data your users knowingly give you?