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Slack No No 2
Kayako Yes - Difficult No 0.25
They have had employees tracking their Ex's whereabouts. They have publicly boasted of being able to identify "rides of shame" after your One-night stand. They collected location information beyond what was necessary to pick you up.
Plus, you know, being union-busting, misogynistic, democracy-undermining, corner-cutting and pedestrian-killing frat boys. But the reasons above seemed to be better tailored to the intent of your list.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Newegg is going on the naughty list.
But NewEgg is famous for not bowing to patent trolls.
This makes them sound like they do delete your account information. If there is something specific that they don't delete, it might be best to highlight that.
Also I am unsure what "Track" means.
And how can you Delete Account be unknown? Did you try? If not, how can you claim they are naughty?
This makes little sense: Slack No No 2 Kayako Yes - Difficult No 0.25 Almost the same level of issues, yet an 8X difference in the score.
What do you suggest I change the weight to?
Uber needs to be on the list. They have had employees tracking their Ex's whereabouts. They have publicly boasted of being able to identify "rides of shame" after your One-night stand. They collected location information beyond what was necessary to pick you up. Plus, you know, being union-busting, misogynistic, democracy-undermining, corner-cutting and pedestrian-killing frat boys. But the reasons above seemed to be…
Will GDPR save us from the products on this list?
what in the world does a yes or no in the "tracking" column mean?