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I think this applies to any business. Especially large companies like Xero and Stripe come to mind. They have huge data (more than we will ever have). We have
by laurencei 11y ago
I think this applies to any business. Especially large companies like Xero and Stripe come to mind. They have huge data (more than we will ever have).
We have a privacy policy [1] that covers what we can/wont do with your data. We are an Australian based company, and we have fairly tight restrictions on privacy. We have to comply with National Privacy Principles (NPPs) and the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) in Australia.
[1]https://mypropertytracker.com/privacy https://mypropertytracker.com/privacy
- pa5tabear 11y agoSo am I understanding correctly that "market research" means selling data mining insights to advertisers? Do you expect this to be a significant portion of revenue? (I don't have a problem with this- I'm just curious.)
- laurencei 11y agoWe honestly have no intention of selling any data. I might talk to our lawyer to clarify this point. We want people to trust us with their data. Even if we could/did sell the data, it would be such a small portion of revenue. Hence why I don't believe it is worth trading our ethics for...