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The absolute irony of this site's privacy policy. > Service Providers. We work with third parties who provide services including but not limited to data analys

by corobo 8y ago

The absolute irony of this site's privacy policy. > Service Providers. We work with third parties who provide services including but not limited to data analysis, order fulfillment, list enhancement and other administrative services. We may disclose personal information to such third parties for the purpose of enabling these third parties to provide services to us. Such services may include: marketing distribution, email list management services, advertising, certain product functionalities, customer support, web hosting, customer data management and enhancement, fulfillment services (e.g., companies that fill product orders or coordinate mailings), research and surveys, data analysis and email service. https://www.stopdatamining.me/privacy-policy/ https://www.stopdatamining.me/privacy-policy/

unfamiliar 8y ago
They're mining that no-data-mining market. That's a good market!
- tjoff 8y ago
  It really must be. Because for some reason all big companies are hell bent on tricking even the 0.001% power users that actually care by constantly overriding options and nagging people until they accidentally click the wrong thing that one time. I have no idea what they expect to gain by infuriating that group.
  - froasty 8y ago
    The anger dollar. Huge. Huge in times of recession. Giant market. They're very bright to do that.
    - IronCoderXYZ 8y ago
      They're the best, absolutely tremendous work, amazing people. Make privacy great again!
    - mattnewton 8y ago
      https://youtu.be/tHEOGrkhDp0 https://youtu.be/tHEOGrkhDp0 ? (profanity warning)
- mitchty 8y ago
  Reminds me of that one quote attributed to everyone under the sun: Honesty, if you can fake that you've got it made. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/12/05/fake-honesty/ https://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/12/05/fake-honesty/
welly 8y ago
This has got to be a joke. Hasn't it?
kennydude 8y ago
It looks more like they copied and pasted a generic privacy policy
- corobo 8y ago
  uBlock Origin is reporting that it's blocking scripts from facebook.net and google-analytics.com as tpxl mentioned in a sibling comment thread
dcendum 8y ago
Maybe just one of those "all-encompassing" privacy policies that 'privacy policy generators' spit out?

by corobo 8y ago

unfamiliar 8y ago

They're mining that no-data-mining market. That's a good market!

tjoff 8y ago
It really must be. Because for some reason all big companies are hell bent on tricking even the 0.001% power users that actually care by constantly overriding options and nagging people until they accidentally click the wrong thing that one time. I have no idea what they expect to gain by infuriating that group.
- froasty 8y ago
  The anger dollar. Huge. Huge in times of recession. Giant market. They're very bright to do that.
  - IronCoderXYZ 8y ago
    They're the best, absolutely tremendous work, amazing people. Make privacy great again!
  - mattnewton 8y ago
    https://youtu.be/tHEOGrkhDp0 https://youtu.be/tHEOGrkhDp0 ? (profanity warning)
mitchty 8y ago
Reminds me of that one quote attributed to everyone under the sun: Honesty, if you can fake that you've got it made. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/12/05/fake-honesty/ https://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/12/05/fake-honesty/

welly 8y ago

This has got to be a joke. Hasn't it?

kennydude 8y ago

It looks more like they copied and pasted a generic privacy policy

corobo 8y ago
uBlock Origin is reporting that it's blocking scripts from facebook.net and google-analytics.com as tpxl mentioned in a sibling comment thread

dcendum 8y ago

Maybe just one of those "all-encompassing" privacy policies that 'privacy policy generators' spit out?