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So there can't be OBVIOUS evidence users are being tracked. Or explicit. But every site "tracks" its users. Logins are tracking. Just offload the illegal stuf

So there can't be OBVIOUS evidence users are being tracked. Or explicit. But every site "tracks" its users. Logins are tracking. Just offload the illegal stuff to rotating fallguys. WE didn't create the targeted ad, we just serve ads. THEY made the ad. HOW did they target it? We don't know, ask them. Or, they analyze the legal corner cases until the exception becomes the garage door you drive a train through. I applaud the GDPR and other legislation, but it won't last.

mpweiher 4y ago
They already tried the fall guy approach: it failed. The companies that contracted them were found liable. GDPR doesn’t care about the loopholes you think you found. They’re illusory, as companies are discovering. Now they will continue to try, but as you can see with the FB case, they will continue to fail. This is the end of surveillance capitalism.