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> Now imagine the value of knowing what you spend every single dollar on, how often you're shopping at a competitor, what time of day you're most likely to swip
by jldugger 8y ago
> Now imagine the value of knowing what you spend every single dollar on, how often you're shopping at a competitor, what time of day you're most likely to swipe your card, etc.
I'm curious what the harm here is. Are they going to blackmail people who shop at their competitors?
- elliekelly 8y agoIt's basically Facebook on steroids in terms of how much information they're going to have on their users. And, unlike Facebook, this "free" platform self-selects only the most valuable users (for marketing purposes): those with disposable income.