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Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> have you read googles privacy changes yourself? |
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> I just did - and there is nothing new or unusual. |
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I read some more on it but I'm thinking about what will be coming next. |
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It seems when a company goes public like Google did a while back, |
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facebook is about too, they go downhill a bit privacy wise and it is |
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like rolling down a hill. It takes a while but it happens. |
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Thing about me having fastmail or something, it is me voting with my |
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money, not me leaving with no vote against someone else's money. Right |
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now, google is only worried about the money from ads which is something |
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I can't control. If fastmail tries this, when I leave it is my money |
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they lose. Fastmail will think about me not some ad that may or may not |
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be coming. Since I will be a paying customer, I won't have any ads |
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anyway. |
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I am looking into Yandex too. Are they Russian or something? I'm kind |
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of leaning towards them for a couple reasons but trying to figure them |
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out. I'm trying to do this slow and with a deeper knowledge this time |
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so I don't have to go through this again later on. |
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Plus, I just don't like being tracked all over the place anyway. We |
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have a big enough brother already. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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how you interpreted my words! |
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