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Per Axbom reply Twitter

↪ Replying to @MissIG_Geek

@MissIG_Geek It’s interesting… I need to understand more on what they are really doing here. E.g. how are visits counted if they don’t know it’s the same person visiting… I feel like there’s something I’m not grasping.

@MissIG_Geek Also, it’s still an American company. And as another friend pointed out, under section 702 of FISA it could be that they still can’t guarantee that the US government won’t tell them to collect more.

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Per Axbom reply Twitter

↪ Replying to @unknown

@per_p Yes, if I install a workout/health app I may be doing so with the knowledge that notifications may benefit my overall health. Or notifications to take medication for example can help in cognitive distress. Important not to generalize I believe.

@per_p But I also of course see your point and think the proposition could be worded as "You have less free will if apps send notifications by default and intent to change that behavior requires significant effort (cognitive, physical or otherwise)." In which case I would agree ;)

🔗 Originally posted on Twitter