- cross-posted to:
- hackernews@derp.foo
- cross-posted to:
- hackernews@derp.foo
What is it?
Yandex DataLens is a business analytics service It lets you connect to various data sources, visualize data, create dashboards, and share the results. With Yandex DataLens, you can track your product and business metrics directly from data sources to make data-based decisions.
Documentation available here:
https://cloud.yandex.com/en/docs/datalens/
If you value privacy then you definitely shouldn’t use Kremlin service for mass surveillance aka Yandex
That’s an old rant: woukd you trust US services after the NSA scandal? All govs are s**t today
I guess that depends on which power your agenda aligns with. That power is generally a safe choice, compared to services from a power where your agenda is orthogonal.
Search with Google, it will show you news from FOX and CNN, apart it’s not the same if the Kremlin spy you or the NSA, last one affect you directly, the KGB won’t visit you for a Lemmy post. These guys aren’t even interested in a Western drug deal. Apart, Yandex has by far the best and most complete image search engine of all others, seen, using an extension front-end Yandex is problematic for Rusian people, like Google for the West.
American services at least do not hide or lie about war crimes in their search engines and services and do not play along with Russian propaganda
What? They totally do. Look at all the US propaganda about the Vietnam war, the Iraq war, the Afghanistan war, and the destruction of civilian lives in Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Or the anti-communist propaganda, destruction of communist and socialist communities, and murders by the US government of those who threaten to make a better world for the people. Look at all the instances of the US overthrowing foreign governments, the US interventionist policy that lead to them overthrowing the democratically elected socialist government of Chile as they back a military coup.
US search engines hide the truth on all this shit. They don’t outright block it, but they make it difficult to find, if they list it at all.
On Google, you can at least search for information about Vietnam or Iraq, and Google will give you articles about these crimes as well. If you search for the Bucha massacre or the bombing of Mariupol in Yandex, for example, you will find nothing, or propaganda that the Russians did nothing.
Snowden revealed the NSA had internal access to all the major US tech providers. All of them. Some of them cooperatively, some of them less cooperative. And that’s not even counting all the surveillance of all the undersea cables. Yes Yandex spies on you for Russia but let’s not pretend US search engines are some bastion of privacy.