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Says you. After it came out that Verizon is actually changing request headers in Internet traffic to inject tracking tokens, I wouldn't trust any company to not
by themartorana 12y ago
Says you. After it came out that Verizon is actually changing request headers in Internet traffic to inject tracking tokens, I wouldn't trust any company to not do/track anything. In fact, it's in their best interests to track your usage - they can sell that information to advertisers and make more money from you.
Not trusting Google but trusting some unknown competitor is strange to me.
- loceng 12y agoParticularly because they all include in their TOS that they can change their terms any time.
- philwelch 12y agoCondoInternet certainly isn't unknown to me, since I've been a customer for almost two years now. We know for a fact that Google and Verizon track your Web usage. I would take an unknown company over the certainty of being tracked any day.
- learnstats2 12y agoUsing businesses that support your preferences is the only real economic power that most people have. Stick with Verizon and Verizon recognise that they can do/track anything without consequence. On the other hand, leave Verizon for a competitor who is not currently doing/tracking anything and this becomes a selling point for the competition.