Very well written. When you turn against your customers' welfare, you're almost always going down a path of failure in the long run.
The slippery slope
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Re: The slippery slope
#32Very well written. When you turn against your customers' welfare, you're almost always going down a path of failure in the long run.
Banks seem to be doing ok.
Re: The slippery slope
#33Re: The slippery slope
#34To disable Ad Tracking under IOS, go to Settings > General > About > Advertising > Limit Ad Tracking to On This is a worthwhile read (with excellent examples) on the ubiquitous "Click here to not receive third-party messages" pattern.
Re: The slippery slope
#35To disable Ad Tracking under IOS, go to Settings > General > About > Advertising > Limit Ad Tracking to On This is a worthwhile read (with excellent examples) on the ubiquitous "Click here to not receive third-party messages" pattern.
This fall onwards it'll be: Settings > Privacy > Advertising.
Re: The slippery slope
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#37All I'm going to say is that even though it's awful The Ladders have all those tricks, they're successful. Not saying the ends justify the means, but I wonder how their business would look otherwise.
Re: The slippery slope
#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
Banks seem to be doing ok.
For now. It's only a matter of time before a startup or two breaks that industry down just like they have for many others.