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Personally, I don't like the normalization of my every action being spied on by huge corporations. If it was just going to be used by the devs to fix bugs, _an

Personally, I don't like the normalization of my every action being spied on by huge corporations. If it was just going to be used by the devs to fix bugs, _and_ it was either opt in or very obvious opt out, I'd be ok with it. But fixing bugs is only one tiny aspect of why these corporations want to track you. And as far as I can see, there's no way to opt out at all short of blocking IP ranges with a PiHole.

XCSme 3y ago
But in my opinion, this is just blaming the tool and not the company. It's the company's fault that they use the data for "bad", when they could use it for good and to improve the product. Even without the data, they could simply test random hypothesis and see the outcome that maximizes profit, in the process of which the end-user my "suffer" even more than when analytics are being used.