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That's a pretty vague and ultimately meaningless distinction. You use a Google product that says it's not going to track you, and then it tracks you and sends y
by woah 6y ago
That's a pretty vague and ultimately meaningless distinction. You use a Google product that says it's not going to track you, and then it tracks you and sends your data to Google's servers.
The fact that the link to Google's servers is on "other websites" doesn't really change the basic reality of what is happening.
- joshuamorton 6y agoBut in context chrome doesn't track you. The website you visit tracks you.
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoBut in context falling out of a plane doesn't kill you. The land you hit kills you.
- joshuamorton 6y agoTo use your metaphor, if you jump out of a Boeing plane and land on a Boeing factory, it's not Boeing's fault that your parachute failed.
- ClumsyPilot 6y agowell it is if they sold you the Boeing parachute that says "makes your fall safe" And then people go "but it was the landing, not the fall that killed you! The contract didn't say anything about that! "
- joshuamorton 6y agoBut they don't. They manufactured the plane, and even had a warning on the door that jumping out is dangerous since parachutes can fail! I guess I should modify my comment above. You can't sue them for the plane being broken, which is what this suit is.