@axbom great experiment. I'm, however, not that comfortable with SR shifting the narrative away from the companies enabling the collection of such data.
Sure it sucks that Facebook fails to filter the data and might have claimed otherwise but Swedish pharmacies sharing such data, to begin with...
@abbe98 Very fair point. I'm not read up on how the whole data collection works in this case, but I'm also wondering how much is automated by FB advertising tools and how much is proactively shared.
All-in-all I think companies are extremely naive in their use of third-party tools. And data that may be collected under fair-use to process an order is inadvertently then also shared with subprocessors for profile building.