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Don't you think? Nobody that read the article or the complaint itself thinks that. https://www.scribd.com/document/345620278/Bose-Privacy-Complaint https://www

by castis 10y ago

Don't you think? Nobody that read the article or the complaint itself thinks that. https://www.scribd.com/document/345620278/Bose-Privacy-Complaint https://www.scribd.com/document/345620278/Bose-Privacy-Compl... (i) collect and record the titles of the music and audio files its customers choose to play through their Bose wireless products and (ii) transmit such data along with other personal identifiers to third-parties—including a data miner—without its customers’ knowledge or consent.

perseusprime11 10y ago
Got it. I thought it was routine telemetries data from other comments.
- Etheryte 10y ago
  Wouldn't it be a good idea to actually read the article before commenting on it?
  - _jal 10y ago
    Who needs relevant facts when it would just distract from this perfectly good preconceived opinion I have right here?
krrrh 10y ago
> and audio files This right here. Music titles are bad enough, but titles and sources of podcasts and videos played through the headphones should be enough to upset even the most naive consumers. This amounts to a slice of your browsing history as it relates to audio and video content.