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I'm not saying they are not to blame, just that more work should be done in teaching the end user that they cannot trust everything they are told, much like in
by Mahn 11y ago
I'm not saying they are not to blame, just that more work should be done in teaching the end user that they cannot trust everything they are told, much like in real life.
- chris_wot 11y agoThen I don't get your original point, and I don't get how intentionally deceiving through ommission is not "real life". Your original point was that you gave explicit consent for them to use your data. But you didn't, you accepted they would only use it for the stated reasons given to you. You didn't consent for them to use it for anything else!