Root.net bietet eine detailierte Analyse des Surfverhaltens an:
currently we offer root vaults which you can use to record, edit, and/or publish your clickstream activity, which includes a full history of every web page you have seen and every search you have performed. root views are windows into the browsing activity of others who trust you to to watch what they are watching.
ROOT.net lets users manage data captured by the Firefox plug-in from the nonprofit AttentionTrust, which ROOT founder Goldstein also helped found. That plug-in allows you to save your attention data as an xml file on your own computer or store it on the servers of any number of third party services, such as ROOT. See the partial screenshot at the end of this post for a look at the ROOT.net dashboard. The likely future of the company is that ROOT will sell access to the parts of that attention data that we chose to expose and we’ll receive either part of the profits, discounts from the advertisers who buy it or some other form of compensation. In the case of ROOT, it is most likely not going to be sold in real time but in futures markets. You can already capture your attention data with the AttentionTrust plug-in and manage it with a ROOT Vault, but the company isn’t doing anything with it yet
Georg/Blogrolle berichtet oder schwärmt davon:
Personomies sind personenbezogene, systemunabhängige Informationen, die durch die Internet-Nutzung entstehen. Dazu gehören Informationen über Kontakte, Suchabfragen, Online-Einkäufe, EMails, RSS-Feeds, Instant Messenger- und VOIP-Gespräche, Blogeinträge und -kommentare, gespeicherte Bookmarks, Fotos, usw. Wenn Personomies gesammelt und ausgewertet werden, können umfassende Aussagen über die Interessen und das Verhalten von Personen gemacht werden. Also auch über eigene Interessen und eigenes Verhalten.
ugha… ich denke, ich würde nicht mal dem Papst diese Daten anvertrauen. Es ist ja nicht grundlos, das SpyWare so beliebt ist.
