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I'm afraid of this because I don't think the execution matches the marketing. Sites like Ars Technica are wooing users into their subscriptions by promising th
by saberworks 8y ago
I'm afraid of this because I don't think the execution matches the marketing. Sites like Ars Technica are wooing users into their subscriptions by promising that they will not track you and they will not show you ads, but then if you read their actual privacy policy they state very clearly that they sell their subscriber list to 3rd parties, including any advertising company that wants it.
I do own an iphone and I think they're 10x better (or more) than google at privacy but it's clear that they still do slurp way too much data. I get it, they're not intentionally selling it to 3rd parties but I'd rather they didn't take it in the first place. Do they really need to record all my app store searches? All my "news app" views? Can I please just opt out of that altogether?