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asiliveandbreathe

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1. After watching "the great Hack" I will never take another on-line survey..no matter who or what

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Wed Apr 15, 2020, 12:53 PM

Apr 2020

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“The Great Hack” describes how data – like on-line, social media-based, “fun” surveys about movie preferences, for example – can be used to profile and categorize people into .

Nope, ain't doin' it!!!

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USA Today has a page asking viewers opinions about TV shows [View all] question everything Apr 2020 OP

After watching "the great Hack" I will never take another on-line survey..no matter who or what asiliveandbreathe Apr 2020 #1

I'm told I have to create an account to read the page. lpbk2713 Apr 2020 #2

You really don't. I just completed it jimfields33 Apr 2020 #6

They should ask about "The Trump Show," which airs almost every day for about 2 hours. nt tblue37 Apr 2020 #3

It's neat and is an annual thing jimfields33 Apr 2020 #4

My pick was Zoeys extraordinary playlist kimbutgar Apr 2020 #5

I put man with a plan jimfields33 Apr 2020 #7

Thanks, even though I never heard of most of those shows. femmocrat Apr 2020 #8

Same here. The only one that I watch question everything Apr 2020 #9