Originally Posted by zoetmb
I think a tracking device in a closed environment like an amusement park is really not a big deal. What's the difference if they know what rides you went on and when or...
Originally Posted by John.B
It should be user configurable. Not just capped at 5MB, but opt-in, on a per site whitelist basis.
If a website that I visit wants to store data on my computer,...
Originally Posted by KDarling
Knowledge is power. Fear is often the result of lack of knowledge.
Unfortunately, this is a case of "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing" !...
Originally Posted by Gatorguy
Yet the worst that happens is you receive a relevant ad. No threatening letters, no blackmail, no late night calls to your significant other, no messages to your boss on your...
Originally Posted by mstone
You've made some good points about privacy. What I meant is I really don't worry about anything I have shared with Google being revealed because it isn't worth much in my opinion. As far as...
Originally Posted by mstone
BFD, I don't care because I have nothing to hide. I went to my office and I allowed Google to take note of my location. I went to the mall and they updated my location. How does this harm...
Originally Posted by Cash907
If Google can release retina level panels in their 199 Nexus 7 tablets, and Amazon can so the same in their 249 Fire HD tablets, I'm not understanding why Apple can't do likewise in their 329...
Originally Posted by anantksundaram
I find this to be a bit odd. What possible reason could be there to not want to bring in as many accessory makers as possible from around the world, which would only serve to...
Originally Posted by mdriftmeyer
…AppleCare… [is] always worth its price and then some.
It's very, very rare that I disagree with your posts here on AI, but I totally disagree with this...
Originally Posted by cnocbui
I'm probably the only person who thinks this, but I don't want to control devices by talking to them and would find it a purchase impediment if it were a ubiquitous...