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It's really sad that we have all this technology but we can't trust any of it.
by 2OEH8eoCRo0 6mo ago
It's really sad that we have all this technology but we can't trust any of it.
- jumpconc 6mo agoI'll make a period tracker for you for 5 bucks a month. You won't buy it, because it costs 5 bucks a month. So I'll have to find alternative monetisation strategies.
- deltoidmaximus 6mo agoWhy would me giving you 5 bucks a month assure you didn't also sell all of the data from the period tracker app? That's money you'd just be leaving on the table.
- postalrat 6mo agoNobody is going to trust your $5 a month service.
- nemomarx 6mo agoDoesn't flo charge ten dollars a month? https://help.flo.health/hc/en-us/articles/4411278780564-What-is-the-price-for-a-Flo-subscription https://help.flo.health/hc/en-us/articles/4411278780564-What...
- mghackerlady 6mo agowhy does it have to be 5 bucks a month and not a one time purchase?
- GuinansEyebrows 6mo agothere is a third option: don't make one at all if you feel your only recompense involves selling this data. that's what creeps do.
- Schiendelman 6mo agoI think that kind of thinking is similar to the "both sides" stuff in politics. There's a meaningful difference in trustworthiness between different options. For instance, if you need to track your period, the built in iOS apps are secure, especially if you're using advanced icloud encryption.
- JohnFen 6mo agoThe trouble is that it's literally impossible to tell what applications are trustworthy and what applications are not, or whether they'll remain trustworthy over time. So you have to treat them all as untrustworthy. It's a fair rule of thumb because the majority of them can't be trusted.
- Schiendelman 6mo agoI'm hearing you say that it's impossible to tell the difference between the trustworthiness of Apple and of Flo?