Do they have to follow GDPR delete or data requests?

Wow, the article is long. Long but good so far, I'm 20% in.

Smartphones are just a clusterfuck in every last way. Maybe very technical people can avoid the worst of it. Most people can't.

/rant Advertising broke the internet in so many ways since it became the number one way of monetizing “free” online services. Most popular means of communication (email, messaging, …), news distribution, or any other digital interaction (social media, neighborhood platforms, …) are driven by either selling users stuff they didn’t want from the service in the first place first place or by helping others do that through gathering huge amounts of data not needed for the service. So participation in the digital society partially forces us to play the game as non-profit open source solution typically only cover smaller portions of society. I’m so sick of it. /rantoff

I was wondering if blocking ads and switching off location services would even limit the impact on Webloc much. It’s always surprising how much information ca be pulled from seemingly harmless interactions.