> Someone makes some version of this comment on every article about Facegoog surveillance. Yup, that was in the back of my mind when I wrote that. I think it'

> Someone makes some version of this comment on every article about Facegoog surveillance. Yup, that was in the back of my mind when I wrote that. I think it's great that they're complaining on the Amnesty blog. Let's be clear: The issue is not the complaining; it's the tracking. It's not that they shouldn't post this important post on their site; it's that they should consider not using Google Analytics. As I wrote before as well, being a hypocrite is a step up from not caring. It's good to see Amnesty taking a public stance on this. But I think you touch on an interesting general phenomena there: That someone, who professes a view, risks being attacked as a hypocrite, which could make it easier to stay silent instead.