#Honey Lost 4 Million #Chrome Users After Shady Tactics Were Revealed - Slashdot
The Chrome extension Honey has lost over 4 million users after a viral video exposed it for #hijacking #affiliate codes and misleading users about finding the best coupon deals. 9to5Google reports
tech.slashdot.orgHoney Lost 4 Million Chrome Users After Shady Tactics Were Revealed - SlashdotThe Chrome extension Honey has lost over 4 million users after a viral video exposed it for hijacking affiliate codes and misleading users about finding the best coupon deals. 9to5Google reports: As we reported in early January, Honey had lost around 3 million users immediately after the video went...
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