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Re:This is how Google will collapse (2017) by sigmaprimus on Wednesday November 25, 2020 @04:18PM (#25214410)
It's funny, when I was younger I was very concerned with privacy and defending my rights. Maybe I'm just exasperated because of the fact that all my protests and outrage didn't make a difference.

One of my biggest frustrations these days is actually the CMA tracking cookie notifications that come up on every web site wanting me to agree before continuing. They are more annoying than paywalls and as a general rule I never click I agree so they keep comming.

I'm not negligent with my privacy, but not vigilant to the point of blocking all emails from people with gmail addresses either. I guess I'm just more complacent and can't be bothered to expend the time and effort to protect my privacy to that degree anymore. Maybe once I get burned I'll feel differently but at this point in my life I have far more important things to worry about.

I sometimes joke that I need to go back to attending church regularly so I can learn how to act properly whilst an omniscient entity like big tech is watching my every action.

Re:This is how Google will collapse (2017) by main_gi on Wednesday November 25, 2020 @07:39PM (#25215852)
I just ublock-element the "this site has cookies" notification, lol
Re:This is how Google will collapse (2017) by redflame7 on Wednesday November 25, 2020 @07:30PM (#25215810)
It’s all the tracking cookies between web entities you didn’t know have a relationship that’s the issue. Being logged in to facebook and then visiting pornhub is enough for facebook to know what porn you watch.
Re:This is how Google will collapse (2017) by jacobush on Wednesday November 25, 2020 @07:49PM (#25215906)
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