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Posted by tartieret 3 hours ago

Training our own AI models(posthog.com)
141 points | 96 commentspage 2
rad_val 1 hour ago|
All of them do if you don't do something about it(e.g. migrate to self hosted solutions), trusting a ToS in 2026 is as naive as it gets.
thecatapps 2 hours ago||
It's probably very obvious by now, but there's something to be said about companies with the "SF Quirky" vibes:

- The OS Redesign

- "Sexy Legal Documents"

- Emails with "<relevant hedgehog meme goes here>" as the subject line

- Having a merch shop with action figures of your CEO

It works both ways. When you're looking for adoption and making very pro-user moves, I guess it can be a benefit. However, when you're now looking to grow revenue and making very anti-user moves, it's insult to injury.

I'm the last person to say that tech "shouldn't be fun" or something overly-broad like that, but if your messaging doesn't match the decisions of leadership, you're gonna have a bad time.

ASinclair 2 hours ago||
Mostly unrelated but the name of this company makes me think it's a Dick-Pics-as-a-Service provider.
lljk_kennedy 2 hours ago|
netdix.com
the__alchemist 2 hours ago||
How much are they paying the users?
stevoski 1 hour ago||
I’ve been evaluating PostHog for our company.

I’ve now made our decision. We won’t be using them.

If they are going to position yourself as the non-slimy no-BS guys, they can’t pull this nonsense.

mrcwinn 2 hours ago||
Gross.

They’ll use your product and your data to later sell a product back to you.

xp84 1 hour ago|
Even if there were no AI, that's not any different than any SaaS where your data gets stored. Picking at random, Optimizely certainly has a ton of interaction data available and they build new features and products that leverage your data (without which the features would be impossible). Could be reporting tools, funnel analysis, etc.
gyoridavid 2 hours ago||
I feel that the US should step up their legislation game and make sure these companies can't retroactively make rules to steal their users data. I know it's trendy to hate the EU but their legislation actually protects the users, and not the companies interests.
jen20 2 hours ago||
Perhaps if they hopped on a quick call for five minutes with some customers, they'd realize quite how little appetite there is for putting up with being opted into things automatically in the US but not in the EU.

As an aside, this also means the EU rules are working.

freshnode 2 hours ago|
+1 this made me glad we opted for the EU region
bigstrat2003 2 hours ago||
This is the fastest way possible to ensure I will never do business with you, or stop doing business with you if I already am.
tartieret 3 hours ago|
I initially used Posthog as an alternative to Google Analytics with more privacy. Now they want to use the data for a business purpose. Working hard towards enshitification?
rvz 3 hours ago|
> I initially used Posthog as an alternative to Google Analytics with more privacy.

This does not make any sense.

> Now they want to use the data for a business purpose.

They raised VC money and they want a return so this was predictable.

mrits 2 hours ago||
It makes perfect sense actually
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