> I find it quite funny how they promote having tracking alerts for a tracking system that they have brought to life in the first place. They introduced the fir

> I find it quite funny how they promote having tracking alerts for a tracking system that they have brought to life in the first place. They introduced the first-ever system for easy, cheap, worldwide tracking into a world where “unwanted tracking has long been a societal problem”, applaud themselves for implementing broken anti-stalking features, and now coerce others into also implementing protection against the tracking network they have rolled out. It's almost like it's on purpose. Imagine building a tracking system where your only way to avoid being a victim is to have everyone agree to not participate.