4 ms·
I can't agree with this author - at least their argument that "the bigger problem here lies with how Google makes this possible: 1) At all..." If this wasn't p
by tobyjsullivan 11y ago
I can't agree with this author - at least their argument that "the bigger problem here lies with how Google makes this possible: 1) At all..."
If this wasn't possible at all, this product couldn't exist in it's current form. And clearly, at some point, the author saw value in this product enough to give it a shot.
Do I agree Google should make it extra clear when you are signing over permission for unusually liberal access to your data? Absolutely.
- dredmorbius 11y agoIf the 1) the product couldn't exist in its (not "it's") current form, and 2) perceptions of value were based on what was a false understanding of the product and how it worked, then that perception of reality is false, and the product simply shouldn't exist.
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]