And What Google Says About Them

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7 Behavioral Targeting Privacy Principles

And What Google Says About Them

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entire discussion is nothing

ED hardy hoody said:The entire discussion is nothing more than the suits deciding this is the best way to charge more to advertisers and increase their own margins. I don't have a problem with that, (except that those margins get passed on the consumers for no good reason other than to make the ad delivery company billions of dollars more), I have a problem with them doing it at the expense of human rights on a global scale AND then trying to spin as to make it look like they are doing it as "service" to us. cheap sb dunk shoes report

By massa (WPN reader) - Sun, 07/05/2009 - 22:31

privacy

what a huge waste of time and money setting all these "protection" when it seems it should be sooo obvious to everyone and especially Government protection agencies, that privacy is a right! That should automatically, unequivocally make it OPT IN and not an option to "opt out".

The entire discussion is nothing more than the suits deciding this is the best way to charge more to advertisers and increase their own margins. I don't have a problem with that, (except that those margins get passed on the consumers for no good reason other than to make the ad delivery company billions of dollars more), I have a problem with them doing it at the expense of human rights on a global scale AND then trying to spin as to make it look like they are doing it as "service" to us.

By James (WPN reader) - Sat, 07/04/2009 - 18:03