25 Aug 18
Originally posted by @js357I looked at a Hawaiian guitarist named Kimo West and next time I went to Amazon lo and behold there were a half dozen Kimo CD's for sale. Freaky if you ask me.
The other day I was playing one of these silly RHP forum games and posted something about a Red Carnation hotel in South Africa. It has a funny motto. A day or so later, I opened CNN and there was an add for Red Carnation hotel in South Africa.
Is RHP selling access to ***subscriber*** data?
One place I went looking at amateur radio equipment on a totally different site, next time to Amazon, can you give a blind guess as to what was on the ad's there? They seem to have their fingers into the entire internet. We don't need to worry about Ruskies, we need to worry about Amazon.
25 Aug 18
Originally posted by @js357Who isn't is a better question.
The other day I was playing one of these silly RHP forum games and posted something about a Red Carnation hotel in South Africa. It has a funny motto. A day or so later, I opened CNN and there was an add for Red Carnation hotel in South Africa.
Is RHP selling access to ***subscriber*** data?
25 Aug 18
Originally posted by @js357Interesting question for Russ...
The other day I was playing one of these silly RHP forum games and posted something about a Red Carnation hotel in South Africa. It has a funny motto. A day or so later, I opened CNN and there was an add for Red Carnation hotel in South Africa.
Is RHP selling access to ***subscriber*** data?
26 Aug 18
Originally posted by @russThanks Russ
No data has ever (or will ever) be sold to third parties. This is not Facebook. 🙂
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26 Aug 18
Originally posted by @sonhouseWell. Slight correction, there: we do need to worry about Putin's bot brigade. And Chinese malware, and the NSA. But we need to worry about Amazon more - and about Google more than that.
I looked at a Hawaiian guitarist named Kimo West and next time I went to Amazon lo and behold there were a half dozen Kimo CD's for sale. Freaky if you ask me.
One place I went looking at amateur radio equipment on a totally different site, next time to Amazon, can you give a blind guess as to what was on the ad's there? They seem to have their fingers into the entire internet. We don't need to worry about Ruskies, we need to worry about Amazon.
