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In other words, their privacy moves weren’t to guard your data for you, but to guard their data of you for them.
by eurasiantiger 4y ago
In other words, their privacy moves weren’t to guard your data for you, but to guard their data of you for them.
- _zzaw 4y agoThis is the obvious conclusion to draw. I think it's a very real question whether what they get from going deep on ads will make up for the hit to their feel-good "we care about your privacy" reputation they've spent so much time cultivating (and, honestly, the renewed focus on whether they really do have too much market power).