San Francisco, Aug 22 : Tech giant Google has the highest amount of data collection among all Big Tech companies, including Twitter, Apple, Amazon and Facebook in a study published on Monday.Based on an analysis conducted by StockApps.com according to an analysis by StockApps.com, according to StockApps.com, of the five biggest digital companies, Google harvests the most information about its users by keeping track of 39 different types of private information for every user.
“Most people don’t possess the time or the patience to go through privacy policies that could be multiple pages long for every site they browse.Additionally, it is unlikely that every user has any knowledge in law to fully comprehend the privacy guidelines,” Edith Reads from StockApps.com stated in an announcement.
“Besides the fact that users aren’t able to find patience, time or the energy to discover what information websites store and how they can use it to benefit.This means that users are able to allow Google to access all the information they require by accepting the privacy policies,” Reads added.
The report stated that Google is the best in terms of capturing the majority of the data you collect.This shouldn’t come as a be a surprise since the entire model of their business is based on data.
Twitter as well as Facebook both store more data than they require.
But, with Facebook, most of the data they keep is information that users input.
Apple is in an elite group with Amazon in safeguarding privacy of its users.Apple is the most privacy-conscious company available.
Apple only stores the data that is required to manage users accounts.
This is because their site isn’t as dependent upon advertising revenue as Google, Twitter, and Facebook The report stated.
Each of these companies concentrates on a specific type of data, not the amount of data.Google has more diverse kinds of information about individual users.
Google uses this information to create targeted ads instead of relying on third party trackers.
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