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Because opt-in data is inherently biased and is a terrible indicator for common user behaviour.
by calcifer 9y ago
Because opt-in data is inherently biased and is a terrible indicator for common user behaviour.
- stormbrew 9y agoIt would, however, be useful data for the common user behaviour of people who opt in to tracking. This doesn't really seem unreasonable to me. Obviously part of the inherent cost if not wanting to be tracked is going to be not having your raw user data included in evaluations of what people want.