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While I would certainly like to say I understood any of this. This post has not met any rigorous standard of debunking the researchers findings.
Thats not what the posting claimed to be. You missunderstand. Either intentionally or just as a fact.
While I would certainly like to say I understood any of this. This post has not met any rigorous standard of debunking the researchers findings.
Thats not what the posting claimed to be. You missunderstand. Either intentionally or just as a fact.
I don’t think so.
The postings of a specific individual are not important for great companies. Its the mass. They search for patterns and want to use this patterns for advertisment or to lead your use of the internet. The postings or information of one single individuum may be not even necessary after the analyis. And even if they could use them for some purpose, after 5 years or so, they arn’t current anymore. In this time, there will be 1000s of users who spend their data.
Companies exist to make money.
Therfor, it isn’t a great problem, tbh.
The gouverment my spyy on us just to have as much information as possible to get profiles but companies need you as possible customer. If you never use the side againt, they would not find any use of the data and to store it makes costs. So, they probable delete them after a certain time.
Search engine like yacy. Open scource and p2p.
Does it really say it? Can you please quote the piece?