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If they can't compete without mass privacy violation and tracking, then it is better for all if they fail. This comes off as a pithy dismissal, but these compan
by Karunamon 7y ago
If they can't compete without mass privacy violation and tracking, then it is better for all if they fail. This comes off as a pithy dismissal, but these companies have no intrinsic right to our information, and if they've structured their business around it to the point where not having it means they fail, that is their problem at the end of the day.