DoubleClick Settles Privacy Lawsuit
daemon lover writes "DoubleClick settles lawsuit and agrees to delete consumer information. " There really isn't a lot of substance in the
article beyond saying that they will adhere to a stricter privacy policy besides
purging their db.
All of your advertisements are hosted by double click.
Which database are they purging? Is it their only one or are there other databases with different data? Do they have backups? Who have they already sold the data to? Will whoever they sold that data to also delete it?
Do we have a resource with more info on this issue?
DRM? No thanks, I'll just get it somewhere else...
... dont... ...how bout instead of using frivolous lawsuits we tell em what we think of them the way the system wants us to... ... with our money... dont support them or those that support them... itll be hard sure but its also harder to watch hipocracy...
...so remember to think about the bigger consequences of what you propose before you try to represent an otherwise valid argument
you say we should sue them frivolously and yet most of the people with the same opinion as that usually also cry foul when a company sues someone that we would like to support...
unzip; strip; touch; finger; mount; fsck; more; yes; unmount; sleep
They are being put out of business. At least the business of privacy invasion. I was one of the attorneys on the case and you hear people screaming "sue them all" then they all scream "the lawyers get 1.8 million!" [PS - I don't see much of that, I'm a small solo firm.]
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain with all your metadata.