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I find this behavior pretty hostile. Every other online order I can track right from my email except for Amazon's. Facebook also does something similar with its
by tacomonstrous 5y ago
I find this behavior pretty hostile. Every other online order I can track right from my email except for Amazon's. Facebook also does something similar with its 'so-and-so made a post's emails.
- bayindirh 5y agoActually, I'm on the other end of the spectrum. Google letting itself to parse everything, and doing it without my active consent is borderline creepy from my perspective. At least it can say "Hey, I've found a package, shall I track?". Instead I use an application called FindMyParcels which I register my packages and get push notifications for them. It's a one man operation and works pretty well for me, so I didn't get bothered by Amazon's decisions. Neither of these two companies are angels, but when they compete instead of forming a bigger eye-of-sauron, it's a win in my book.