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We Hate Data Collection. That Doesn’t Mean We Can Stop It.

analyse - 19 novembre 2019

lire sur le site originel >>> (nytimes.com)

A huge new survey shows that tech companies have failed to convince us that data collection is in our best interest.
We’re being watched. We know we’re being watched, and we don’t think the watchers have our best interests at heart. They try to mollify us, arguing that we’re being watched for our own good and that in fact we’re the ones in charge of the scale and scope of all the watching, but deep down most of us are confused and suspicious about this sudden state of affairs. Why are they (...)



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