The most invasive title goes to Instagram
The most invasive title goes to Instagram
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Interesting to see a company such a doordash doesn't share data the same way ubereatss does.
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Would be interesting to see stats for the local delivery apps (such as 2dineIn) but I'm sure the research isn't nearly as easy
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Here are all the infographics in the article:
Direct links:
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Most of the Apps that appear in the "safe" category aren't the ones that first come to mind when thinking about privacy respecting services^^ I mean MS, Google, Netflix, Discord...
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Yeah, take that with a grain of salt, definitely, but I'm just relaying what the article says.
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This site says Netflix tracks 0% of your data. If that were true they'd have no clue who watches what. Something is fishy.
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It says that Netflix doesn't share data with third parties, it could be they just use the data they collect internally to recommend more content
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Advertisers/Ad Measurement Companies: We may share information collected from or about you with Advertisers and/or Ad Measurement Companies to select advertisements, and measure and improve advertising effectiveness. As a reminder, please see the Information from Other Sources section above if you have questions regarding the role of Advertisers or Ad Measurement Companies.
From https://help.netflix.com/en/legal/privacy
They're definitely sharing the info externally.
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Surprised that Wechat isn't there but TikTok is. Does this mean that Wechat is actually privacy respecting?
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Since it isn't mentioned at all, maybe it just wasn't considered in the report.
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