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Yes, but with android apps, it's my fault for clicking "I accept" next to all of those requested rights. The only one to blame is myself.
by Raphmedia 9y ago
Yes, but with android apps, it's my fault for clicking "I accept" next to all of those requested rights. The only one to blame is myself.
- mehrdadn 9y agoNo? Your friends' contact lists can include you and your birthday or address or whatever. Similar with Facebook.
- Raphmedia 9y agoWell, there's nothing stopping my friends from mailing their personal address books to ads companies. I assume that my name and date of birth are already public domain. They are listed publicly when you register a company. Insurance companies already share that information around anyway. My issue is when Facebook sells my entire internet browsing history.
- prepend 9y agoPeople clicked I accept on Facebook too.