Just because they don't sell access to the information doesn't mean they're not being evil. That company is likely the worst in terms of user tracking out of al

Just because they don't sell access to the information doesn't mean they're not being evil. That company is likely the worst in terms of user tracking out of all the companies mentioned in these comments. After all, this is a company that tracks not only what books you read, but how far you've read it, how much time you spent reading every page and how many times you went back to previous pages. This is also the company who has microphones placed in people's houses, happily installed by the users themselves. Given the fact that so many people people trust them with so many things, and their desire to be a provider of every single service, they certainly are a much bigger privacy invader than even Google or Facebook.