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I don't think they're publicizing this for dramatic effect - just that they are painfully careless with the data that they keep. Whether the tools are useful an
by bpchaps 9y ago
I don't think they're publicizing this for dramatic effect - just that they are painfully careless with the data that they keep. Whether the tools are useful and whether people want to use them carelessly isn't the point. A bit (a lot) more discretion would be appreciated from Strava.
As far as I'm concerned, this is an industry norm, so my problem isn't so much with Strava, but the dangerous cultures that surround massive data collection operations.
Disclaimer: I work in adtech. Opinions are my own.