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This seems no worse that than Facebook's advertisements (slightly less freaky in fact). All it shows is that you endorsed something, who cares? They already hav
by lettergram 13y ago
This seems no worse that than Facebook's advertisements (slightly less freaky in fact). All it shows is that you endorsed something, who cares? They already have your data all they are doing now is saying "oh hey your friend +1'd this"
- Camillo 13y agoI agree. The only problem is when it's done fraudolently. Just two weeks ago I was somehow added to a random Facebook event in another country; I think it might have been done with click hijacking.
- ape4 13y agoBoth Facebook and Google doing this is horrible. Whatever happened to: don't be evil.
- gdilla 13y agoFB never said that. And google stopped saying that a while ago.
- ape4 13y agohttp://www.google.com/about/company/philosophy/ http://www.google.com/about/company/philosophy/ "You can make money without doing evil."
- night815 13y agoMy understanding is that Facebook uses random peoples name/picture to promote anything they want. Google uses your Name/picture to show that you have reviewed/+1/etc. something. Facebook is lying, which is Evil. Google is showing your friends things you chose +1, review, etc. People keep throwing around the word evil as if it's anything that they disagree with.
- ScottWhigham 13y agoI failed to see how my choice to endorse something publicly (which is what a +1 is) makes Google "evil". The whole idea of +1/Like is to show approval/agreement. The keyword in that sentence is "show".