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The entire premise of "found" is a bit nuts as we are a public company and disclosed this regularly and consistently, including how we used the data. The covera
by crhulls 3y ago
The entire premise of "found" is a bit nuts as we are a public company and disclosed this regularly and consistently, including how we used the data. The coverage we got in the MarkUp was the most unethical I have seen in my life with reporters literally cutting/pasting parts of quotes to make a point.
We had a data platform for targeted ads. I realize that isn't popular, but we were always transparent. We exited the business because it wasn't worth the controversy.
Please go look at our public filings before you trust this article. We were so transparent about everything we did both to our users and the public.
I do think our record of zero instances of harm show we had good safeguards in place.
- hitekker 3y agoCan you link those filings for us? The article indicated that it was much larger slice of revenue than your comments here suggested.
- crhulls 3y agoSure. You can go back all the way to our IPO. It is all in there, including the % of our revenue. https://investors.life360.com/investor-relations/ https://investors.life360.com/investor-relations/ Once you have been covered in the press you start to realize how blatantly they lie. I'm not sure if it has always been this way but I encourage everyone to have an extremely skeptical eye to any news org that has advocacy as their mission