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I have to agree here. What's wrong with disclosure? It seems to me that the judge ruled on the implementation and missed the concept- and may have set an unwi
by dhimes 11y ago
I have to agree here. What's wrong with disclosure? It seems to me that the judge ruled on the implementation and missed the concept- and may have set an unwitting precedent.
Suppose Microsoft used a small bit of your unused processing power for some of their own work in order to increase their profits. It's likely few would ever know of this. Is that ok? Somehow I would feel...violated. Like somebody else just took rights to something I thought was under my control.
Note: I don't use gmail, and I view ads on google. The reCaptcha I've seen has been on third-party sites. So their doing this seems to be outside of the 'contract' I have with them. I'm not doing this to pay for a service of theirs that I use- at least not directly.