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Comment #27347510
That request is made to the ad platform (e.g. Google/FB/Amzn) and not the 3th party who owns the ad. Even when following the link the website does not get any personal information …
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Comment #27343395
You can be targeted without explicitly selling data to a third party. This is how most large advertising networks work. They don't send a dump of all user data to a third party who…
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Comment #27343393
You can be targeted without explicitly selling data to a third party. This is how most large advertising networks work. They don't send a dump of all user data to a third party who…
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Comment #27341651
I personally prefer having personalised ads over vanilla ones. Especially if the data is not sold but merely used to improve ads. If possible I try to pay where possible to not hav…
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Comment #26725230
I'd like some evidence with all these conspiracy theories. Recent battles between news corps and silicon valley have shown they are on opposite sides if anything. There is no short…
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Comment #26553367
I'm curious to the longer term effects of companies that move hybrid setups. It would seem to me (although anecdotically) that in this setup working fully remote might hinder caree…
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Comment #26553318
news flash, most people are paid per hour, not per work unit
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Comment #26553308
Get off your high horse please. Many folks enjoy a social component while being productive instead of being a drone for 8 hours every day.
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Comment #26553250
While I also like the idea of choice for people on either side of the spectrum I feel being remote while part of your team/company is not puts you at a severe disadvantage. Both in…
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Comment #26538999
Unsure where you get your quotes but Switzerland beats UK in post tax earnings by quite a margin according to data I found. Note that Switzerland has only a 20-25% effective tax. I…
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Comment #26314670
Reading the comments it almost seems that folks assume passwords are shared plain text with these trackers. I don't have any issue with Lastpass having anonymized logs of how often…
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Comment #25903297
You just described the goal of capitalism. This is nothing specific to tech companies.
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Comment #24972108
I was able to change this default in the settings.
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Comment #23625962
Sorry, I added the edit, I'm quite new to this comment section and assumed it might show my edit by default
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Comment #23625685
> The best solution to this would be regional alternatives operating on a shared standard. This would avoid the problem of values not reflecting your culture's values, not having t…
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Comment #23625557
A state regulated and censored siloed system where you can't communicate across borders hardly seems like the thing to strive for if you want to displace FB. edited to reword as to…
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Comment #23625489
I think most would agree that if there were a globally connected (meaning countries are not silos), open and privacy first alternative would exist they would want to switch however…
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Comment #23624872
I don't see how having national backed social media platforms to the likes china does is a better alternative for end users compared to facebook. If you are a proponent for open sp…
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Comment #21353187
It's curious that people have such diverging experiences with the spam filter. I think the claim that Google's filter is objectively worse should at least be supported by some evid…
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Comment #19632267
Why would it need to be shut down.
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Comment #18242011
Why should you tip the hair stylists though. Isn't the service exactly what you pay for in the first place (same as taxi/uber)? For food I can kind of understand of since they deco…
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Comment #18221169
China is indeed catching up. Production of technology is done there because labor is cheap (being a producer does not imply innovation). Chinese companies still have a way to go to…