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Through Like button and widgets FB also tracks people who are not their users and never consented to that in any form. Does this sound OK too from your "unenlig
by huhtenberg 15y ago
Through Like button and widgets FB also tracks people who are not their users and never consented to that in any form. Does this sound OK too from your "unenlightened American perspective"?
Arguably this lies outside of the complain domain, but it does
relate directly to the "not a big deal" stance. I find it
*shocking* that people accept it as a perfect norm what would
never fly in a physical world.
How many business owners wouldn't mind a post office retaining
a copy of their every mail? And furthermore using it to better
the type of junk mail being sent to the company.
Or how many regular folks would be OK with their alumni club
installing surveillance cameras in public and private places
to track their movement? Still not a big deal, eh?
Why do then things change when the very same businesses and people go online?
/rant