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And how do you know they don't track you? I have a problem with anyone that isn't willing to open source their code.
by brentadamson 8y ago
And how do you know they don't track you? I have a problem with anyone that isn't willing to open source their code.
- BlackFly 8y agoThere is this thing called General Data Protection Regulations for European companies. You can just ask for the information stored regarding you. People have. That's how it is known they aren't tracking.
- brentadamson 8y agoIn other words, they have 30 days to erase your data. So, they can keep customer data for 29 days, sell it and then be in "compliance".
- nacs 8y agoStartpage's published privacy policy goes much further than GDPR to state there is no logging of personal info. They also seem to be voluntarily registered with the Dutch data protection agency that verifies this. However none of this will matter to you if you don't a basic level of trust in what an online service states in their TOS/Privacy Policy etc