alt Hacker News> even if they do exactly what they should be doing in their users' interest
If they only do this, they don't need to show anything.
> even if they do exactly what they should be doing in their users' interest
If they only do this, they don't need to show anything.
Then we clearly disagree on what they should be doing.
And this is the crux of the problem. The law helps a tiny minority of people enforce an extremely (and in my view pointlessly) strict version of privacy at the cost of misleading everybody else into thinking that using analytics for the purpose of making usability improvements is basically the same thing as sending personal data to 500 data brokers to make money off of it.