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Coincidences like that happen all the time. Attributing them to spying is a ticket to a level of paranoia that some people have a very hard time finding their w
by coderdude 10y ago
Coincidences like that happen all the time. Attributing them to spying is a ticket to a level of paranoia that some people have a very hard time finding their way back from. It's healthier to deter them from such lines of thought when there is an absence of evidence that this is something that actually occurs.
- c0nducktr 10y agoCoincidences happen all the time, but targeted ads like those still differ from general audience ads. Just because instead of audio it is spying using metadata and keywords doesn't make seem any less invasive. > Attributing them to spying is a ticket to a level of paranoia that some people have a very hard time finding their way back from. I'll state again that I don't believe FB is actually listening in on phone conversations, but to the majority of their users, they may as well be doing just that. It is all just spying, only using different sources.
- coderdude 10y agoI know what you were saying. I just chimed in with my opinion. It's unexpected to have the reply to your comment not be in opposition to yours. The expectation is that I wanted to undermine your opinion.