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Right, but if they get those snazzy Facebook Like buttons on a third of the Top 100 sites on the Web, now they know where you go. And what you do while you ther
by riffer 16y ago
Right, but if they get those snazzy Facebook Like buttons on a third of the Top 100 sites on the Web, now they know where you go. And what you do while you there. Hmm.
- what 16y agoSure, but I would think that knowing what people are searching for is more valuable. Also, based on a quick scan on alexa.com, the top 100 (global) sites are a mix of search engines, social networks, news and porn sites. I doubt the search engines and social networks will adopt the like button and I'm not sure how much you learn about someone's interests based on the news they read and porn they watch. Maybe they'll partner up with Microsoft and monitor your searches on Bing. I think they already show results from Bing when you search on Facebook.