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Yes. But... It is a bit off to attack the drones of a corporate, albethey the only available target? Do you really need that burger? Better to boycot them ent
by worik 1y ago
Yes. But...
It is a bit off to attack the drones of a corporate, albethey the only available target?
Do you really need that burger? Better to boycot them entirety
(Easy for me to say, I dispise MacDonalds food)
- pixl97 1y agoThe particular problem here is there's no feedback as to why you boycott them. You see, the following headline has more effect on CEO's and decision makers "McD's sales drop 10% after customers refuse the app and other forms of spying" --Forbes If it's a silent boycott then you see stupid headlines like "Are millennials killing McD?" Remember the entire purpose isn't so that one company doesn't track you with an app, is so every company figures out tracking you with an app is a bad idea.
- zamadatix 1y agoSo write to the news. The problem is not lack of publicity avenue, it's too few people seem to care enough about apps selling their data to make the headlines in the first place. They'd rather just get the burger and not care.