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Not the same thing: you're a person they know, so it's privacy. Facebook, Google, 3 letter agencies do that invisibly.
by dunefox 6y ago
Not the same thing: you're a person they know, so it's privacy. Facebook, Google, 3 letter agencies do that invisibly.
- type0 6y agoThe better way is to put that info on some private forums where some strangers will discuss it, since it's private by the same definition that's privacy.
- javagram 6y agoSounds like /r/relationship_advice on reddit or any of the many forums where people do post anonymized questions or stories. Although “tracking” for ads is far less invasive than even that, the only particularly annoying thing is when it bugs out and shows you ads for stuff you just purchased and no longer need, it would be nice if they could track a little better and know once you’ve bought something.