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Too many mobile sites do this now; there's a reason I keep declining to use the app... BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO. The reason is irrelevant, and they don't ask fo
by daveheq 8y ago
Too many mobile sites do this now; there's a reason I keep declining to use the app... BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO.
The reason is irrelevant, and they don't ask for it anyways. They just keep badgering and badgering and badgering to try to figure out WHO YOU ARE and tag your phone info/MEID across the internet... Do you really think they can't connect that info?
LinkedIn is the worst example because they represent professionals, and doing this is about as unprofessional as you can get.
- Haydos585x2 8y agoI hate it when it's something like Facebook, Twitter or Reddit asking me repeatedly to download their app but even worst is when it's some random website I'm visiting once! No, I don't want your app, random one-off recipe site!
- zerostar07 8y agocome on! sign up to our newsletter before you even see the content. what about a feedback survey or two after 3 seconds of visiting our sites? Help us get better
- shostack 8y agoHas there been any verification that Reddit is doing any sort of cross device tracking? Last I heard their ad platform was pretty bare bones, particularly on the tracking side. I'm curious if they are selling anything to cookie onboarding and audience data vendors. Has anything been disclosed?