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You mean like the customer loyalty card at your supermarket? That's all about making your life better, right? Google only ever shows you ads you want, never "u
by freeopinion 6y ago
You mean like the customer loyalty card at your supermarket? That's all about making your life better, right?
Google only ever shows you ads you want, never "unwanted content". Are you suggesting Google could do even better if they just knew a little more about you?
- zo1 6y agoI'm not sure what exactly you think I'm saying. My point was that this is a feature I would pay someone to provide me. Like adding: "Ad-Removal-Package - 5USD$" as an optional add-on. I'm not saying I'll be giving them unfettered access to my browsing habits so that they can give me some perceived monetary benefit in return. But even if that were the case, so long as they didn't do anything fraudulent or violate my privacy by giving my personal data out, then I'm 100% fine with it. This is no different than Google having algorithmic access to all my personal emails. Once we figure out the two scenarios are the same, we'll quickly realize this whole "protect me from my ISP", "privacy" movement is just a front for taking away people's right to control their own hardware.