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If as a business owner you're not interested in your customers' privacy, remind me not to do business with you.
by pluma 11y ago
If as a business owner you're not interested in your customers' privacy, remind me not to do business with you.
- biot 11y agoYou misinterpreted what he wrote. It's entirely possible to care about customer privacy a great deal yet the customer will generally still care more. It's an exceedingly rare business that would actually care more about your privacy than you would yourself. And it's entirely possible a business could care too much for your privacy by taking cash only ("Sorry, credit and debit cards will track you. Checks leave a paper trail."), have a faraday cage around the entire building to block any RF signals ("You don't want big brother tracking you!"), etc. while you just want to buy that item with your credit card and be able to get messages while shopping.
- wodenokoto 11y agoThe main selling point of this is that it is private. Not that it gives my customers or me some sort of benefit. If your product has a benefit, I am interested. If it cannot supply this benefit with reasonable privacy, I will have to decline.