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> Also it is possible that the value of tracking is non-linearly related to the number of people you are tracking (if three people are somehow similar I might b
by chillwaves 6y ago
> Also it is possible that the value of tracking is non-linearly related to the number of people you are tracking (if three people are somehow similar I might be able to apply some insight gleaned from one to the other two). So, they might fundamentally want quite a bit more than any reasonable person would be willing to pay for their service, to stop tracking.
Not my problem. Price it in and be transparent about how they are using data.
- bee_rider 6y ago"Not my problem" is a funny expression, because there's an implied "to solve" at the end there. Yes, it is your problem to solve. But you do have a problem if you want a transparent and reasonably priced social media service: nobody in the market is willing to sell that, because doing it the shady way instead is more profitable. You've just got an unsolvable problem.
- chillwaves 6y agoSounds like Apple is offering a solution.