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On that subject: There's an article on the front page right now, from a company's blog (and domain), and the page starts with "Medium uses browser cookies to gi
by moreira 8y ago
On that subject: There's an article on the front page right now, from a company's blog (and domain), and the page starts with "Medium uses browser cookies to give you the best possible experience. To make Medium work, we log user data and share it with processors. To use Medium, you must agree to our Privacy Policy."
What if I don't agree with Medium's policies or terms of service? I can't even read a company blog without having to consent to some unrelated company's terms? Medium in general is just consuming all web content, and when they make changes (or break scrolling, as per your comment), they take everyone's blogs with them.
Everyone's ceding control of their blogs and articles to Medium, and for what?