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Edit: Just to be clear. I'm not in the EU, so I can't check the ToS. If they are being stupid, then that's pretty stupid of them ;-) The thing is, it is poss
by mikekchar 8y ago
Edit: Just to be clear. I'm not in the EU, so I can't check the ToS. If they are being stupid, then that's pretty stupid of them ;-)
The thing is, it is possible that as of today they have stopped tracking. I agree that it's very unlikely, but unless they actually tell you that they are tracking you, how would you know? You get ads, but they could be completely random. Who knows? As of today, maybe all EU residents are getting random ads? Until you make a request, I think you can't quite complain (again, unless they are stupid and actually telling that they are tracking you).
- olivierduval 8y agoFYI: GDPR provide a framework allowing investigations from the EU... So the EU might ask to get enough informations on algorithms - and even to audit code - to check if there's some hidden targeting ads. And then...