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Well, you're saying metrics and they're saying web browsing data. You're probably thinking metrics because that's how the program is presented: as a way to hel
by jmull 7y ago
Well, you're saying metrics and they're saying web browsing data.
You're probably thinking metrics because that's how the program is presented: as a way to help ensure Intel products and drivers are performing well.
But what does browsing data have to do with that?
E.g. I notice the privacy policy covering this data specifically allows them to use the data they collect for advertising and allows them to let their partners use it for advertising as well.
Is that what you were expecting from the Intel CIP?
- neiman 7y agoI dunno why they need it and I personally won't share it, but if they ask honestly, without any manipulation tricks, and people decide to share it, I don't see an issue. Freedom goes both ways.
- squiggleblaz 7y agoBut there's manipulation tricks. And they ought to be making a fair offer that involves paying you a fair rate to be monitored. It should just come naturally. Otherwise they're using manipulation tricks.