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The real question is why does Home Depot even have 200MB of data stored? Presumably it's all cache, in which case why don't they mark it as such?
by bobbylarrybobby 3y ago
The real question is why does Home Depot even have 200MB of data stored? Presumably it's all cache, in which case why don't they mark it as such?
- autoexec 3y agoWhy is there even a Home Depot app installed? What does it offer that people need but can't get on their website?
- cudgy 3y agoThe app is actually a pretty good one, but that doesn’t excuse a 200mb cache (which is probably product images mostly).
- trompetenaccoun 3y agoThey probably offer "rewards" or discounts for giving them access to your data.
- fauigerzigerk 3y agoI installed some apps like this (not Home Depot specifically) because they bribed me to do it. The first item you buy via the app is often a bit cheaper than the price you get on the website. It's a great way to find out how much you value your own time. Apparently, my time is worth significantly less than what I charge my clients :)