So you are basing your whole opinion on one page someone circled and a complaint form? That seems lazy, honestly. If someone flags page 47 of a 300 page book because it has one swear word, that tells you nothing about whether the book is actually good or harmful. You are letting whoever filed the complaint set the terms of the debate before you even start. Like I get not having time to read everything cover to cover, but skimming random pages because some parent got offended seems like you are just looking for a shortcut to feel informed. Maybe read a few chapters, check the overall message, or at least read the whole chapter that page sits in. Otherwise you are basically reviewing a book based on a screenshot someone took out of context. That is not a smart strategy, that is just a faster way to be wrong.

That "shopping map" bit really hit home. I checked my own tracker after reading this and realized it's been logging how long I linger at the grocery store deli counter vs the produce section, which is honestly creepy in a completely different way. I never thought about the mall WiFi angle before, but it makes total sense now that you mention it, they're basically building a behavioral profile off our idle walking around. Honestly feels like we're just unpaid data collectors for their marketing teams.