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... and then cross-referencing your purchase with everything else you ever purchased. And also every article you ever read. And then selling that information to
by martingoodson 7y ago
... and then cross-referencing your purchase with everything else you ever purchased. And also every article you ever read. And then selling that information to others.
- dsr_ 7y ago... and claiming it's not a privacy violation because they don't let the others search for martingoodson, they just offer selection criteria including your age, gender, geographical location, inferred income, inferred religion, inferred skin color, and of course interests.
- RandomInteger4 7y agoCan you show me an example of where and how Google or Facebook "sells your information?" i.e. allows others to view that information?