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The last point I’ll admit exposes my bias against Facebook. But the previous two points make no difference on why tracking is baked into an internal portal so
by gigatexal 6y ago
The last point I’ll admit exposes my bias against Facebook.
But the previous two points make no difference on why tracking is baked into an internal portal so I speculated as to the reasoning as anyone would do — it’s not a stretch to think that data owners could sell customer data to an aggregator like Facebook for an additional line item of revenue.
- manigandham 6y agoFacebook does not, and never will, pay for data like this.
- mnw21cam 6y agoWhich raises the question - why would anyone ever include a Facebook tracking pixel in their web page, if it provides no benefits, and has a cost?
- manigandham 6y ago> "if it provides no benefits" Because it does? There are valid reasons for using the pixel in advertising.