Remember visa/master card are terrible. Stripe is very organic and nice until it wasnt
Myspace terrible until facebook came
It is not as if VW or SAP or Schufa are decent.
At the end all these marketing/JS/analytics devs will go to some other local company.
Yes, but about user tracking. Not about fighting it back.
>Why always go after FAANG?
Pareto something? You go after the one's that have the most reach, so that your action has the most effect.
>If google analytics was dissolved then some one else will take its place
Same as with Pablo Escobar then. So they shouldn't have stopped him?
(Though in this case, we're talking about a legal corporate activity. So, after this has been made illegal, no company can just "take its place").
>Remember visa/master card are terrible. Stripe is very organic and nice until it wasnt. Myspace terrible until facebook came
Even if we ignore that this is about making the activity illegal (and thus preventing someone else from coming and doing the same), this is some kind of "the devil you know" application that is totally bogus...
I don't.
Someone that is respecting local law?
>Myspace terrible until facebook came
No one said that, Myspace was a huge expression of freedom in a time where not many could afford a domain-name or a server with decent connection.
>It is not as if VW or SAP or Schufa are decent.
It's Norway, Germany has nothing todo with it since 1945, and no they are not decent, but this is Germany's problems and not those of Norway.
>At the end all these marketing/JS/analytics devs will go to some other local company.
Terrible, having local company's instead of internet controlling behemoths who made it the opposite of a distributed information exchange network (you know the core idea of arpanet).
Please ask any local company to build such infra. Unfortunately, they dont. Or once they become big - founders sell to SV.
> s Germany's problems and not those of Norway.
Do you mean all Norwegian newspapers https://www.aftenposten.no/ (local company) do not track? See ublock origin. Look at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.cita playstore app - see number of trackers.
This is a human problem. As long as developers are ready to code this will happen.