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>It's very unlikely tracking can even be banned [...] How so? It's just politics - no more, no less. I don't even consider it highly unlikely that it will, le
by hans1729 7y ago
>It's very unlikely tracking can even be banned [...]
How so? It's just politics - no more, no less. I don't even consider it highly unlikely that it will, letalone can, be banned, at least in the EU.
- ekianjo 7y agoBecause whatever flows in networks is a fundamental properties of the networks and it's natural for it to be available for anyone/any entity running centralized or decentralized services. Tracking is a natural consequence of operating networks.
- shantly 7y agoWhat Facebook and Google and Twitter and Amazon and American Express and so on collect and do with their data is not remotely necessary to operating their services and businesses, except to the extent that they make money by spying on people per se.