Share Personal Data
Posted on September 18, 2016
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The rejection of the vote for the Apple Watch made me wonder if I’m making a false assumption that shareholders want me to track personal data about my life. Does it matter how many steps I take? Do I need to check in to places I go? Is it important to track computer-usage, apps, websites, etc.? Technology has made it easy track, but is it useful?
If the shareholders approve this proposal I will continue to track my personal data and create a better process to share that information with shareholders on a regular basis. A rejection means I will no longer track data about myself, which I admit seems kind of freeing.
If personal data would be of interest please add a comment about what should be tracked and any examples of how to display personal data you’ve found interesting or useful.
If my personal data has no interest to you please mention what other kind of information you’d like to be provided with.