Notices by Alex - NeuroQueer Dapper Skeleton (skiant@social.wxcafe.net)

Y'all dunking on the programming languages that are easy to pick up aren't funny.

Your gatekeeping tactics are obvious, tiring and irrelevant.

@rysiek wait is that the entire USA train network????

If I wanted to copy/paste the name of each partner that receive data from Tumblr, I would need nine standard-sized toots of 500 characters.

And finally, you can control who gets what.

Note the list of partner consists of 322 (not a typo: three hundreds and thirty two) entries. You have to uncheck them one by one.

Let's also analyze for a bit the UI of their mandatory privacy disclaimer. Keep in mind the spirit of the GDPR is all about the need to have "informed consent" to collect data about a user.

Go read they shitty website in which they try to justify their invasion of your privacy, and also minimize the rights you have to control that data: https://www.oath.com/en-gb/my-data/

Also worth mentioning a very nice (no) dark pattern. The last name in the list is always behind the gradient block, which means you can never untick it.

That's Oath, the new owners.

List of names of the "partners" Tumblr shares your data with

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List of names of the "partners" Tumblr shares your data with

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List of names of the "partners" Tumblr shares your data with

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List of names of the "partners" Tumblr shares your data with

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List of names of the "partners" Tumblr shares your data with

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Tumblr tried to sneak in data collection under the radar. After a few taps, you can get a list of who they're sharing data with.

The list takes 19 screenshots to see all the names on my phone.

NINETEEN.

Folks consuming Vice stuff and specifically Motherboard, you might as well drop it right now and go check the shit they pulled on Naomi. https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/980923329606443009

RT @BarstoolNate@twitter.com: Never forget how funny the transcripts from Martin Shkreli's jury selection were