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The reality is you wouldn't be allowed to use the site at all then. As invisible as you might want to be, the system does need to track you and your actions to
by Alupis 4y ago
The reality is you wouldn't be allowed to use the site at all then. As invisible as you might want to be, the system does need to track you and your actions to do anything useful at all. We're not talking about a blog or static site here...
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agoIf someone asks to borrow my car to run to the grocery store and they drive 100 miles away to another state, it's theft. If I consent to have someone use my compute for the operation of their website on my device and they decide to start recording tracking information, it's theft. There is no dichotomy here, it's possible to consent to one use and not another.