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This is never a good argument. We can't let these smaller companies completely flout all privacy/tracking rules just so that they can sustain. The model is brok
by product50 7y ago
This is never a good argument. We can't let these smaller companies completely flout all privacy/tracking rules just so that they can sustain. The model is broken to start with.
- godzillabrennus 7y agoNo one is flouting a privacy rule. You are talking about a group of people using freeware in exchange for their data. No need to disable the functionality as it’s entirely opt in.
- product50 7y agoIt is fine. You need to educate yourself more on how companies like Factual get their hands on location data. If you think Facebook flouted privacy rules, you haven't seen anything yet.