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Just discovered that boingboing has one of the only readable, reasonable privacy policies I've ever seen on a news site https://boingboing.net/privacy https://b
by jammygit 8y ago
Just discovered that boingboing has one of the only readable, reasonable privacy policies I've ever seen on a news site
https://boingboing.net/privacy https://boingboing.net/privacy
Its not perfect and I wish there was an ad/sponsored post/tracking free paid version, but it was refreshing.
Edit: has anyone ever seen one that just turns tracking off if you sign up? All I've ever seen is the removal of paywalls, sometimes ads, but never tracking
- usefulcat 8y ago> has anyone ever seen one that just turns tracking off if you sign up? Check out ars technica, I think they may offer that
- jammygit 8y agoI couldn't find such an option, where is it? Their policy looks pretty standard-creepy from all I could find
- Marsymars 8y agoYeah, and checked and couldn't find any mention of the feature outside of comments, which is weird, but I can confirm that when logged in and opening random articles, the only domains hit are arstechnica.com, arstechnica.net and cdn.arstechnica.net.
- usefulcat 8y agoI could have sworn they used to claim to offer no tracking for subscribers, but I can't find it now, so I guess either they changed that or it never was.