The RSVP app was started by alumni of the controversial firm that’s helping Trump track and deport immigrants.
I actually discovered this via a Nebula video, but Nebula requires a subscription. But here’s the video if you’re curious.
https://nebula.tv/videos/morningbrew-partiful-is-the-weirdest-company-weve-made-a-video-about/
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Doesn’t seem all that significant to me. If you don’t want then to have your event info, don’t give it to them.
Ah the old “if you don’t like it, don’t use it” nonsense. As if society as a whole isn’t adopting these platforms and simply expecting you to do the same.
I think the concern is the tracking of offline social networks