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What are you basing this on? Flash Networks said "The javascript mentioned does not collect or store any user data but is used to deliver user messages." and I
by wvenable 11y ago
What are you basing this on? Flash Networks said "The javascript mentioned does not collect or store any user data but is used to deliver user messages." and I haven't heard anything to contrary.
In fact, it doesn't sound like it was even going to be used to inject ads except for offering users to upgrade to larger plan when they were near their data expiration.
I agree that any code injection is shady and unwanted but you're just making stuff up.
- shmerl 11y agoOn the article: > “This is a standard solution deployed by telcos globally to help their customers keep track of their data usage in terms of mega bytes used. It is therefore meant to improve customer experience and empower them to manage their usage. One of our network vendor partners has piloted this solution through a third party to help customers understand their data consumption in terms of volume of data used.” The same thing was claimed about various malware in the past, which was found capable of doing all kind of weird things way beyond "improving customer experience".
- wvenable 11y agoYou are not stating any facts and so this doesn't add anything to the discussion.