If everything has a warning label then you start to ignore them
I have a wyze camera that I basically only use to watch my cat when I’m not home and wanted to see the options but everything has a warning, so I’ll guess I’ll keep my wyze
Reminds me a little of a situation in Mexico, they added warnings to good products to warm about excessive calories, sugar, fat and other stuff, but when you go shopping everything has a label, so you just ignore them. Is they had different colors according to how much over the limit they are they would be better, but it doesn’t matter if it has 101 kcal or 800kcal, they get the same “excessive calories” warning
Feels poorly thought out. Most categories just straight up recommend Apple products despite the fact they collect almost as much data as every other company. The only reason they don’t get a downvote is because they aren’t actively selling your data… so far.
They give them a sideways vote but that doesn’t matter if you show 5 products and the only one that isn’t downvoted is an Apple product, that implies that privacy is included with them when evidently it’s not.
Yea these are more about what’s more “privacy respecting” on paper (TOS, privacy policy, past data breaches and legal cases), which is helpful to know in its own way. Stuff that can be chased down legally and all that
But they’re still sharing the data internally, right? So it’s just vertically integrated enough that it doesn’t need to sell outside itself to use your data.
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