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I think the average person that cares about tracking worries about the privacy implications if someone can look at their individual actions/conversations, but n
by fshbbdssbbgdd 6y ago
I think the average person that cares about tracking worries about the privacy implications if someone can look at their individual actions/conversations, but not so much about being marketed to as part of a group.
The actions of Cambridge Analytica-type groups are an important issue, but I don’t think FLoC is trying to solve that.
- tarkin2 6y agoBy being part of a group, or likely groups, their individual actions can be ascertained.