If you don't want other people to see things, don't post them publicly on the Internet. OKCupid does feature private answering.
Does Google have your permission to use your searches in their research? :) Or Facebook or OKCupid or ... Public is public.
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Disagree! It's more complicated than that (cf excerpt from
@kozinets)#ethics#okcupidpic.twitter.com/BBvnSQOv37
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@KirkegaardEmil Scraping#dataset inside@OKCupid (data unavailable outside of#OKCupid) ≠#public search.#datascrape#ethics@tranquileyeThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Also collecting/storing/using personal information regardless of source protected by very real privacy laws
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@KirkegaardEmil You scraped the data from inside of@OKCUPID, after logging in. It wasn't data that was searchable via Google.@tranquileye - 1 more reply
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Yes, you actually agree to them in their Terms of Service. Public != free for any use
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