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A privacy policy is not informed consent. Nobody would have a problem if they asked first. The tech industry likes to act as if they have a right to use any dat
by pdkl95 10y ago
A privacy policy is not informed consent. Nobody would have a problem if they asked first. The tech industry likes to act as if they have a right to use any data they get their hands on for any purpose; why wouldn't you expect a hostile reaction when people see their data being used without their explicit permission?
A common response is that nobody would participate with a proper opt-in system. That lack of participation is sending a clear message.
- ig1 10y agoIIRC 23andme gives you a very specific "agree for this data to be used for medical research" consent prompt.