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by public_defender
1094 days ago
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I agree with this, and I think it's analogous to the 2021 Catholic Grindr tracking saga [0]. It would be difficult to keep this type of data safe (in the sense of not allowing someone to use it to exploit a private person) without all the exigencies of "running a business" in 2023. Once you add those considerations, it seems impossible. Even if GP is correct and companies all anonymize the data before analysis (which I absolutely do not believe), I am still concerned with: 1) Sale to outside parties including government,
2) Rogue employee with a grudge or a side business,
3) Data breach,
4) Internal policy change (juice revenue with DTC marketing?) [0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/07/22/data-ph... |
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