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this question makes no sense. since on street analytics are already beneficial to everyone, consumers and providers, why should they be opt-in? they should be,
by kmlx 7y ago
this question makes no sense.
since on street analytics are already beneficial to everyone, consumers and providers, why should they be opt-in? they should be, and currently are, automatic opt-in with an option to opt-out. you are walking on the street, so any privacy is gone just from walking outside of your home.
- anoncake 7y agoWhat doesn't make sense is to consider never leaving the house a realistic option. Nor does the phrase "automatic opt-in". And I hope this: > since on street analytics are already beneficial to everyone, consumers and providers, why should they be opt-in? is a joke. It's pure authoritarianism.