I keep seeing stories like this that prey on readers' ignorance to push an unfair agenda. Retailers using their data as an advantage to improve sales of own br

I keep seeing stories like this that prey on readers' ignorance to push an unfair agenda. Retailers using their data as an advantage to improve sales of own brand products, at the cost of suppliers, is totally standard. It's happening right now in every supermarket (and plenty of other places). Pretending otherwise is silly. Amazon having a policy of not doing that is exemplary. Amazon failing to meet that in one case is amazon meeting it in 99.9999% of cases. But people are very quick to see the devil in amazon while others (Walmart for instance) are much worse and get a free pass...