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> Why does not respecting a user's privacy make it evil, and why are ads bad? You just said it, because it's not what the user wants.

• cercatrova 6y ago
  Where did I say that? I just asked why ads were bad.
  • robertlagrant 6y ago
    "Why does not respecting a user's privacy make it evil" <- this is what they were referring to. It was quoted.
    • cercatrova 6y ago
      How does asking that mean that's not what the user wanted? I wasn't agreeing when asking the question, was just clarifying.
      • claudiawerner 6y ago
        I think the very act of "not respecting" a user's privacy carries at least a heavy implication that it's not what users want.
        • cercatrova 6y ago
          Perhaps. People give up privacy for many reasons, sharing on Facebook for example. If the user was respecting their own privacy then they wouldn't use social media at all, but people willingly upload their personal details.