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There are two arguments. Data and politics. Data seems like a sideshow to me. It’s legal and they could just buy it from data brokers anyway. It’s not like the
by MBCook 3y ago
There are two arguments. Data and politics.
Data seems like a sideshow to me. It’s legal and they could just buy it from data brokers anyway. It’s not like the US has any real laws against that.
Political action is a fair response to the bill but they went about it in an incredibly tone deaf way.
- okamiueru 3y agoI'd also include security concerns. Not as scary as anti-cheat rootkits from TenCent owned companies that millions of people willingly installed. Concerning nonetheless.