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by ballenf
2127 days ago
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> Frankly, Amazon snooping on users is to be expected Snooping on users during e-commerce transactions, sure. But recording user's detailed interactions with every ebook? I hope that's a big surprise to your average Kindle user. It would be great to see a data request response and how much of this data is retained and for how long. It's clearly not anonymized at the request level. Very easy to see a future where just reading certain books or reading certain books too many times could flag you as dangerous or be used to support a mental incompetence hearing resulting in loss of rights. |
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I doubt it. Here are some features the Kindle phone app intentionally advertises to the user:
- prediction of how long the book will take to complete, based on your reading rate
- tracking of whether or not you read anything on any given day