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I don't know. I wouldn't really advocate skewing their data on purpose. I mean, this really is harmless stuff (for now at least). Just because it doesn't bother
by billpatrianakos 15y ago
I don't know. I wouldn't really advocate skewing their data on purpose. I mean, this really is harmless stuff (for now at least). Just because it doesn't bother me doesn't mean others don't take offense though. What bothers me most is how they tout the opt-out method like its some totally reasonable thing. This is 2011 where our phones might as well me surgically attached to our bodies. That just sounded really out of touch with reality.
When they start collecting data that really violates privacy without a reasonable opt out method then I'd totally go for not only skewing the data but finding a way to take that system down.