The Boxee rebellion
#5
Posted 04 December 2008 - 09:27 AM
You might also ask on Twitter. Follow http://twitter.com/boxee
#8
Posted 04 December 2008 - 10:00 AM
#10
Posted 04 December 2008 - 10:52 AM
So what is the catch?
Does the Boxee group collect the never-really-anonymous "aggregate data"? Is it tracking my every multimedia move like Google does with websearches and wants to do with online workspaces?
If I enter in login/pwords for the websites Netflix, flickr, last.fm, et al, does Boxee see them?
I wish to know how much privacy and security I am giving up to have all these apparently neat features.
Thanks!
Does the Boxee group collect the never-really-anonymous "aggregate data"? Is it tracking my every multimedia move like Google does with websearches and wants to do with online workspaces?
If I enter in login/pwords for the websites Netflix, flickr, last.fm, et al, does Boxee see them?
I wish to know how much privacy and security I am giving up to have all these apparently neat features.
Thanks!
#11
Posted 04 December 2008 - 11:15 AM
Boxee on my Apple TV has led me to exploring more content that is simply not available in the iTunes store. I stopped buying TV shows from the iTunes store a couple of months ago and have not looked back. This is what the Apple TV SHOULD have been all along. Apple will never (please prove me wrong, Apple) embrace this type of model (that consumers seem to love), which will likely lead to the demise of the Apple TV in the future as sales slide ever downward (or just never upward).



Sign In
Register
Help

MultiQuote
