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... guess this one sounds legit tho? 
at least its free and u can opt out anytime, that's a win in my book 
I guess what I'm saying is, can't we just watch the matches and talk about them with friends without needing to sign up for a newsletter? It feels like we're trading our agency as football fans for the convenience of having all this information at our fingertips.
but i guess if u really wanna stay up 2 date then be my guest, sign me up for the free stuff 
btw i dont think its cool that they use ads to fund content i feel like it ruins the whole vibe of reading about football 
It seems like The Guardian is trying to be transparent, but I'm not buying it. Can't trust anyone 100%. Maybe we should have more regulations around data collection and online advertising...
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. as a netizen, it's so important for me to know where my information is coming from and how it's being used 
. and yeah, maybe i'll take full registration at some point... just not sure if i'm ready for that level of commitment 
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I just signed up for their daily newsletter and I'm so glad I did! 
It's like getting a little football fix every afternoon, you know? 
But seriously, it's awesome that they're transparent about the type of content that might pop up in your email. Like, yeah, sometimes there are ads or charity info, but that's just part of the deal, right? 
And I love that The Guardian uses reCaptcha to keep my data safe - it's like they're looking out for me! 
Anyway, at least The Guardian is transparent about their reCaptcha thingy, so you know your data is safe... sorta 
Can't we just get our news and sports updates at a reasonable hour instead of waking us up every weekday? 
It feels like they're trying to turn us into morning people or something... 
The Guardian's got some awesome stuff, don't get me wrong, but can't we just opt-in for the good bits instead of getting bombarded with everything that's happening in the world of football? 
And what's up with all these external ads and charity info? I mean, I'm happy to support a cause or two, but come on! Can't they just keep it to themselves? 
. Can't they just stick to their website like everyone else? And what's up with the "free" part? Just because it's free doesn't mean it won't be tracking our every move 
. I'm already getting enough spam in my inbox, no thanks! 
. Give me a break, can't we just have our news in one place without all these extra bells and whistles?