My Wacom drawing tablet asked me to accept a privacy policy. Why does a device that is essentially a mouse need a privacy policy? I wondered.
The answer is “so that they can track the name and time of every application that you open.”
Wacom drawing tablets track the name of every application that you open | Robert Heaton
I have a Wacom drawing tablet. I use it to draw cover illustrations for my blog posts, such as this one.
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