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Remember, they can change their terms and use of data at any time...

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>PayPal hopes to boost its growth by starting an ad network juiced with something it already owns: data on its millions of users. The digital payments company plans to build an ad sales business around the reams of data it generates from tracking the purchases as well as the broader spending behaviors of millions of consumers who use its services, which include the more socially-enabled Venmo app.

Remember, they can change their terms and use of data at any time... Archive: https://archive.today/xNIgg From the post: >>PayPal hopes to boost its growth by starting an ad network juiced with something it already owns: data on its millions of users. The digital payments company plans to build an ad sales business around the reams of data it generates from tracking the purchases as well as the broader spending behaviors of millions of consumers who use its services, which include the more socially-enabled Venmo app.

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I work for a company that manages commercial buildings. Our software provider last year told us their systems will be 100% free after they set the data they collect from the users to be readable and sold to advertising. We pay five-figures yearly for the license. Big data is growing exponentially.

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Its pretty scary. I am a PM for a commercial construction company and 2 of my projects are data centers. I have coworkers running others.

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My laptop and phones are locked down so they are 99% ad-free. That said, in my 30+ years using the Internet, I am sure I have never responded to a digital advertisement and others have told me the same.

I believe Internet advertising is a money laundering Ponzi scheme.

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Normalization bias.

These niggers are more retarded then you give them credit for. They are NOTHING like actual humans.

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Wait, they aren't already doing this? What's wrong with them?