Directly to the blizzard developers. Likely will not see it but community, what you think?
If Blizz created their own Addon Manager it would solve the problem of this lowlife Overwolf who WILL sell your personal data if you choose to use them. Oh and the adverts unless you pay them and get a premium version (unconfirmed).
Either singularly install your addons from October 20th or get behind Blizz creating their own manager.
You have a good post but go ahead be an edgelord and use terms like you are just find it very distasteful the context you are using but if you see no harm or wrong knock yourself out .
In his mind under the tinfoil hat where he thinks that our personal data is not completely worthless. He is right about the advertisements, but i used this program for a long time and the ads are barely noticable because they are muted and placed in a way that its not hiding anything. Lot of people used this program with no issues for years, but now people needed something new to hate this week.
The word youāre looking for is āmistakeā - those do in fact happen. And the reality, regardless, is incurable.
Edit: This asides, youāre nitpicking. The point I was making - which still stands - is that this is a corporate move which will inevitably bite us all in a tender place. Maybe focus on that, ye.
Jeff Bezos didnāt become a multi-billionaire, by selling books and dvds online, an enormous chunk of the value of online services, is indeed your personal dataā¦ just saying.
I didnāt meant that it canāt be selled, but that they sell it and then what? It wouldnāt affect 99% of the population in any way because our personal data is completely worthless.
Thatās why i always have to smile when someone is worried about his/her personal data, likeā¦ donāt worry, we are not that important and our data is not that interesting,
Vast numbers of Third party companies, sell through Amazonā¦ Amazon keeps all the data, this means it can sell data products based on analyticsā¦ it also means it can launch competitor products based on its analytics of its commercial partnersā sales (Wall Street Journal).