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> No services really requires data transmission. Some services do. For instance, Waze builds live traffic maps because all its users upload their locations / s
by danarmak 10y ago
> No services really requires data transmission.
Some services do. For instance, Waze builds live traffic maps because all its users upload their locations / speed / etc.
> It's just the owners have decided to run it that way.
Which is their right, as long as the users give informed consent. What I would like to know is how, in practice, such consent can be sought or given.
> And a checkbox which links to 30 pages of legalese does not necessarily count as informed consent.
I'm not saying it does, necessarily. I'm asking what does count as informed consent? Can you give an example of consent done right?
- Klockan 10y agoOauth popups is a good example of how to give consent. They are opt in and usually say exactly to whom you share information and what kind of information they will get.