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Privacy rights. Google’s ad surveillance eventually feeds ICE and its ilk, so I’ll not willingly reward this behavior.
by MrWiffles 7mo ago
Privacy rights. Google’s ad surveillance eventually feeds ICE and its ilk, so I’ll not willingly reward this behavior.
- Ferret7446 7mo agoSeems like the opposite? You can choose to either have ads or a paid subscription service. If you don't choose premium then you are implicitly supporting the "ad surveillance"
- flykespice 7mo agoHow much do you use Google services on your daily life (Google search, Gmail, Google pay..)? You might have unaware handed more your personal info them than you know
- MrWiffles 7mo agoZero. Email & calendars replaced with totally separate paid provider that doesn’t run ads at all. Search through Kagi. No domains or hosting. No docs/presentations, and only use meet when forced to.
- gruez 7mo ago>Google’s ad surveillance eventually feeds ICE and its ilk Is this a prediction about what might happen or a claim about what's happening right now? Also, there's plenty of reasons to object to government/adtech surveillance, but "youtube ads are going to help ICE deport people" is probably the worse examples that I can think of.
- JohnFen 7mo agoDHS has been very upfront about the fact that they purchase pretty much all the data they can get, including from ad networks, in order to keeps records on and track people.