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That's the entire point. I don't want to "pay" with my data and have no idea how it's being used. It's why I pretty much don't use any online services unless fo
by choward 5y ago
That's the entire point. I don't want to "pay" with my data and have no idea how it's being used. It's why I pretty much don't use any online services unless forced to.
- chrischen 5y agoMy point exactly: if that was a serious concern, Facebook would have no users.
- rognjen 5y ago> I would just consider it part of the price of the service. reply Which would make the service too expensive for me. > Facebook I don't use Facebook for the same reason. But as I mentioned in the top level comment, this is a concern for me because I'm probably more privacy-conscious then an average user so I might not be exactly the type of user they're building for.
- chrischen 5y agoIt could very well be a serious concern for you, but not a serious concern for most people. But then everyone has their own different serious concerns so if they're adjusting it here and there for everyone that would be a misallocation of efforts. So I think because of that it's more useful, at least for the developers of a product, to consider a larger set of users than a niche concern of a minority set of users.