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I’m not sure I understand why they need to do everything twice. But regarding your comment about most market segments not caring about privacy, I agree especial
by b-pixel 5y ago
I’m not sure I understand why they need to do everything twice. But regarding your comment about most market segments not caring about privacy, I agree especially when it comes to B2C products.
Users will complain about it but it will rarely be a deal breaker. Will only matter if the product being offered holds really sensitive info
Either way if a company or Dev wants to respect privacy, that’s great and I applaud it. A product doesn’t need to collect every single piece of data on all their users to figure out their strategy...unless your product’s monetization strategy is all about selling user data
- brudgers 5y agoImplementation for people who don’t care. A different implementation for the few people who both care and actually pay. Your applause won’t put beans in the cookpot.
- b-pixel 5y agoYou looove beans. Definitely a bit of extra work but can be minimal if event tracking is centralized in one area of the code. But yeah, not saying I recommend you do it, just saying it’s possible and not something that should be seen as a waste of time, especially if you truly believe in creating privacy focused software.