Now the news on Facebook follow-up is officially invaded almost all sectors of the media, "no trace" Talk is front and center. Facebook is not the only company that tracks where users go after leaving the company's website. Some of the main reasons companies want to know where users navigate is to show them relevant ads, and keep those "like" button on every page.
Anyone with a basic knowledge of the Internet by companies like Facebook, Google and Yahoo are a lot of money on advertising. Display better ads increases the chances that users will at all important "click" to see more information about the advertiser or product. Although this looks like an innocent way to maximize profits, it is a violation of privacy does not sit well with many.
Many want their Internet searches and familiar story, but should not that information is personal business, first. If Facebook and other Internet giants are tracking users without their consent, it's something of a problem. Of course, invite them to do so is one thing, but do not correspond to the persecution on the Internet, just to show better ads seems a bit over-the-top. Users must have some control over the ability to monitor these companies, which is "Do not follow" is about.
The burial of the monitoring data, "Terms", it would be confusing, because I am sure that all the TOS to give a good read before you click "Accept". The most important thing is to monitor Internet users away from a certain site has information that could be resold to third parties. Granted, 800 million users, Facebook users 'data is a bit' more, which could be sold than most social networks. There are a lot of information circulating in cyberspace, and someone needs to protect the interests of users.
It is a matter of common sense that must be taken seriously. Imagine if a TV monitor assigned to each viewer know where they have most of their purchases. Ensure that information is effective in marketing, but no one really cares that Wal-Mart and target.
Anyone with a basic knowledge of the Internet by companies like Facebook, Google and Yahoo are a lot of money on advertising. Display better ads increases the chances that users will at all important "click" to see more information about the advertiser or product. Although this looks like an innocent way to maximize profits, it is a violation of privacy does not sit well with many.
Many want their Internet searches and familiar story, but should not that information is personal business, first. If Facebook and other Internet giants are tracking users without their consent, it's something of a problem. Of course, invite them to do so is one thing, but do not correspond to the persecution on the Internet, just to show better ads seems a bit over-the-top. Users must have some control over the ability to monitor these companies, which is "Do not follow" is about.
The burial of the monitoring data, "Terms", it would be confusing, because I am sure that all the TOS to give a good read before you click "Accept". The most important thing is to monitor Internet users away from a certain site has information that could be resold to third parties. Granted, 800 million users, Facebook users 'data is a bit' more, which could be sold than most social networks. There are a lot of information circulating in cyberspace, and someone needs to protect the interests of users.
It is a matter of common sense that must be taken seriously. Imagine if a TV monitor assigned to each viewer know where they have most of their purchases. Ensure that information is effective in marketing, but no one really cares that Wal-Mart and target.
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