blobjim [he/him] to technology • 10 months agoAs NSA buys up Americans' browser records, Uncle Sam is asked to simply knock it offexternal-linkmessage-square16 fedilinkarrow-up160
arrow-up160external-linkAs NSA buys up Americans' browser records, Uncle Sam is asked to simply knock it offblobjim [he/him] to technology • 10 months agomessage-square16 Commentsfedilink
minus-squareGaveUp [she/her]hexbear16·10 months ago google legally have to comply with information requests or gag requests from the USA government Just because it's legal doesn't make it better. Slavery used to be legal And sure, they don't directly sell the user data but they'll use it in any way possible for their ad customers to target and profit off of you link
minus-squareЭшли Карамель@discuss.tchncs.dehexbear1·10 months agoyea ik it's not right, I never said it was. but they still have to comply with law whether they want to or not if their home country. linkfedilink
minus-squareGaveUp [she/her]hexbear11·edit-210 months agoIf they're giving away the data of their users to be allowed to continue operating and profiting in the country, they're selling data You're taking it too literally. Working for a company is also referred to as selling your labor link
minus-squareblobjim [he/him]hexagonhexbear3·10 months agoselling data in the article is referring to actual advertising data transactions on the "marketplace" or whatever. You're expanding it to mean something more nebulous. link
Just because it's legal doesn't make it better. Slavery used to be legal
And sure, they don't directly sell the user data but they'll use it in any way possible for their ad customers to target and profit off of you
yea ik it's not right, I never said it was. but they still have to comply with law whether they want to or not if their home country.
If they're giving away the data of their users to be allowed to continue operating and profiting in the country, they're selling data
You're taking it too literally. Working for a company is also referred to as selling your labor
that's a fair point.
selling data in the article is referring to actual advertising data transactions on the "marketplace" or whatever. You're expanding it to mean something more nebulous.