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RE: 3 Internet Spies that TRACK YOUR BROWSING HABITS ;)

in #blog7 years ago (edited)

I know it sounds silly but I personally don't care about privacy online, if google or facebook has my data, use it to sell to advertisers, I get better ad preferences and a better online experience overall - a win-win situation

It's fine as long as it stops here.. but the problems start when you begin voicing your political /any other controversial opinions online.. Other users might harass you, doxx you or send your stuff to your employer/ family.
I've seen a lotta people lose their jobs over this.

But this can be seen as a problem of the userbase and not within the platform's privacy policies themselves - as the saying goes "talk shit get hit", which applies to real life, this kind of harassment applies to your online activities.

Finally, social media giants themselves getting involved in politics- censoring out content, promoting their interests etc - is definitely a big issue, only because of which platforms like steemit exist, and can hopefully check on blatant propaganda , even if a little bit

Oh and mangoes are literally the only thing I like about summer ;)

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Yes, in general, if one would be so much cautious about privacy, then our browsers would not come with the normal browsing tab at all. It would by default contain incognito :p

We, all of us, mostly, don't care about our privacy. You are right about that. :)

Well yea lol.
Only reasons I (or any of my friends) use incognito is to login through a second account without logging out, or when a common PC is shared by multiple users

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