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This is the problem with wikileaks. This has nothing to do with protecting people, or informing them of shady goings on. Wikileaks doesn't like The Guardian's r
by slivym 9y ago
This is the problem with wikileaks. This has nothing to do with protecting people, or informing them of shady goings on. Wikileaks doesn't like The Guardian's reporting. So they're trying to claim that they're doing something wrong. In reality every single ad-supported website will do the same thing- including practically every website in existence from Breitbart to WashPo.
So next time wikileaks sends out leaked info about bombs in Syria or intelligence gathering in the US ask yourself this question:
Are they telling you everything, or are they serving their own political agenda?
- tom_mellior 9y agoWhile I completely agree with you about Wikileaks, and I do like the Guardian's reporting in general, (some of, depending on what and how you count) this tracking is a fact, and it's worth pointing out. On this particular issue, the Guardian is weaker than it could and should be. Especially because it keeps asking you (in a friendly and absoutely tolerable way!) for paid subscriptions. Would they keep tracking me if I paid? I'm fairly sure they would. In which case, meh.
- dbdoug 9y agoI pay and, as I mentioned before, when I open the Guardian main site, Ghostery only picks up 4 trackers.