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The thing is they aren’t actually selling that data. All the services mentioned are paid services that ring are paying to use. And ironically they sprang up to
by snowwolf 7y ago
The thing is they aren’t actually selling that data. All the services mentioned are paid services that ring are paying to use. And ironically they sprang up to fill a need because Google and Apple made it almost impossible to do app install attribution to protect people’s privacy. So we now get more invasive tracking to work around that.
- blaser-waffle 7y ago> The thing is they aren’t actually selling that data. Says who, the company itself? Why install trackers if you're not going to use them?
- snowwolf 7y agoThey aren’t trackers in that respect. Read up on the companies in question. They basically provide analytics to mobile apps so they can better understand their customers to allow them to improve the experience of the app. It’s the equivalent of Google Analytics. Now how those companies then use the data they collect as part of providing analytics is another question (and why lots of people prefer to block Google Analytics for example)
- WWLink 7y agoThe data is none of your damn business. Or Ring's business. Or anyone else's business except my own!