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Seems wise not to give that information to competitors (e.g., many people have @gmail.com addresses).
by JMTQp8lwXL 6y ago
Seems wise not to give that information to competitors (e.g., many people have @gmail.com addresses).
- HelenePhisher 6y agoI wonder if that is really such a big thing ...? Is Google (the Ad and online service company) really a competitor of Amazon (the online retailer)? In what way does Google make use of trends in online shopping? And furthermore: how many companies out there are harvesting emails, and what technology are they using? Most emails are sent using e2e encryption/Tls nowadays. Gruber mentions Edison Mail in the article ... are there more? And do webmail/freemail services sell these data to big data companies? In that light, I think I like that move by Amazon. It protects their data and my data as well. Win-win.