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No - Remarkable has a lot of control over how Google and Facebook target you. Maybe they could offer better tools, but those tools already let Remarkable remove
by singlow 5y ago
No - Remarkable has a lot of control over how Google and Facebook target you. Maybe they could offer better tools, but those tools already let Remarkable remove you from audience lists after purchase, if they chose to do so.
- dheera 5y agoI mean, to be fair, maybe they aren't using those tools to remove you individually and that's a good thing. FWIW I get tons of Remarkable ads as well and I don't own a Remarkable, so it just means they're NOT differentiating between you and me. If they did differentiate on the basis that you have a Remarkable then that is a step in the direction of violating privacy.
- singlow 5y agoI don't really know what Remarkable is. I might google them now just to find out. I don't think I am on their audience list yet, because I haven't seen many ads. But if they ever add me to an audience list based on some action I take online, I would not view it as more/less egregious for them to then remove me after I am a customer. In fact, if I were to voluntarily associate myself as a customer, I would expect a more customized experience, depending on the nature of their product, whatever it is.
- singlow 5y agoI googled (incognito) and see that I do remember them now. Surprised I am not in their audience list as I have read several articles about them and gone to their website a few times, in addition to having researched similar products.