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> Yes, some people are privacy conscious and are going to stop using Fitbit but how many are actually doing it? A lot? A few? If they were truly privacy consci
by toraobo 7y ago
> Yes, some people are privacy conscious and are going to stop using Fitbit but how many are actually doing it? A lot? A few?
If they were truly privacy conscious they wouldn't have a twitter anyway.
- unknown2374 7y agoThere is a big difference between the information you make public and information that you want to keep private. If you are using Twitter to express opinions publicly only, then there is little point in caring about how they deal with data you chose to make public to the entire world. Direct messaging and protected tweets are a different story though, but your statement is objectively wrong.
- toraobo 7y agoI'm pretty sure that twitter also tracks what you read even if you don't publish anything. I also remember there was no way to hide the list of people you follow? > your statement is objectively wrong. this wording may be excessively strong.