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And when that happens, you can complain. But until then, I think it's widely considered okay to collect small amounts of data (literally a single bit) on which
by sodality2 6y ago
And when that happens, you can complain. But until then, I think it's widely considered okay to collect small amounts of data (literally a single bit) on which features are enabled, so features can be better worked on. Firefox does it by default for example.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoComplaining doesn't help when your data has already been bought and sold by ten different brokers.
- sodality2 6y agoAnd I'm a strong supporter of privacy. Collecting statistics on whether or not you enable a feature is basically universal. Use DDWRT, I do.