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Some of these services claim no adds, chronological timeline, etc., but that was Facebook and Twitter in the early days too. How do we know these services will
by krupan 8y ago
Some of these services claim no adds, chronological timeline, etc., but that was Facebook and Twitter in the early days too. How do we know these services will remain add free?
- Cthulhu_ 8y ago*Ad free, and you don't; that's why thanks to EU legislation and GDPR protections, you as a consumer have the option to always request them to send you all your data, and to have your account removed when you no longer want to make use of their services. They are also required (I believe?) to inform you of any changes in the terms and conditions, privacy policy, etc that you have agreed to. So there is a lot of legal protection you are entitled to, however you have to do your own due diligence - read the privacy policy, read its updates, double check the data extraction once in a while.
- freehunter 8y ago"Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty". One part of a company being ethical is them letting you pick up and move out in the event that they do start showing negative behavior.
- mlcdf 8y agoThe answer is pretty simple: we must pay for those services.