If Facebook is considering this move, does that mean +Google is already using such technology?
If Facebook is considering this move, does that mean +Google is already using such technology? Or, does that mean Google will play 'catch up'?
I don't know... The more I read about data harvesting by companies and the NSA ( as well as all those governments' programs we don't know about ) the less I want to be online.
There is an acceptable trade for using a service that is provided for free and I accept that, but knowing where my mouse is or how long I stare at the hot model, combing through my cookies and seeing where I've been without even being logged into a site?
What's next, forcing people to use SM or creating a national registry for all online activities; being forced to log into the internet with a gov ID or having to give up connectedness?
http://m.us.wsj.com/articles/BL-CIOB-3152
I don't know... The more I read about data harvesting by companies and the NSA ( as well as all those governments' programs we don't know about ) the less I want to be online.
There is an acceptable trade for using a service that is provided for free and I accept that, but knowing where my mouse is or how long I stare at the hot model, combing through my cookies and seeing where I've been without even being logged into a site?
What's next, forcing people to use SM or creating a national registry for all online activities; being forced to log into the internet with a gov ID or having to give up connectedness?
http://m.us.wsj.com/articles/BL-CIOB-3152
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