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They were specifically using a monitoring tool (Floodlight, for tracking conversions) that happens to be provided by an ad company. To my view, it's more of a s
by azernik 9y ago
They were specifically using a monitoring tool (Floodlight, for tracking conversions) that happens to be provided by an ad company. To my view, it's more of a security issue than a privacy issue, as DoubleClick was prohibited by TOS from using the data for advertising.
- paulie_a 9y agoIn this era, if it comes from an ad company it almost certainly is a privacy issue and should generally be considered a security problem