to be clear, Netflix says it never accessed those messages ... that the ability existed is the bigger issue
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A worrying privacy thing happened to my sister with Amazon: She lives in local government housing (UK council housing), & had her Amazon parcels delivered to my house as I'm always in. She got a letter from housing dept about fraud saying she lived at my house! Amazon ONLY link.
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> So either Amazon or Royal Mail cross-referenced the address with some other database. Usually Amazon Logistics delivers. The housing dept accepted the explanation, luckily. She writes c/o on the address info now.
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It's almost like these guys don't have our best interests at heart.
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No, I do not consider it an important distinction. If you want to make that distinction, you start to play Facebooks game. What really matters is that they expose private data.
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One q, did users have to link their FB accounts to whatever app for the partnerships to work? Say linking my Spotify account w/FB or like did Amazon have access to all 2+ billion users' data? In order words is it a Cambridge Analytica quiz app thing or something else?
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Can you please clarify how the partnerships worked? I've already seen multiple outlets saying FB gave access to these companies without alerting users - however is it because one party merged/linked accounts (and then co had access to friends/others in conversations) or ...?
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