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Yet another example where a user data profile is created and anyone but the actual user whose data it is will claim that the data is theirs. It's the (now-)uns
by sqrt17 8y ago
Yet another example where a user data profile is created and anyone but the actual user whose data it is will claim that the data is theirs.
It's the (now-)unsavoury point of platform businesses, who step into the business relation between a user and a service provider to mine and aggregate and profile data to provide value in a surveillance economy. Would this even fly in GDPR-land, where you can only process data within the narrow confines of the actual business relationship?
- greglindahl 8y agoOT could claim that they are a service provider that helps consumers discover restaurants they'll like, based on mining their reservation history.