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Selling your entire internet history sounds very wrong to me. Unless it's anonymized for like statistical purposes, sorta like saying Google.com is the #1 webs
by Keverw 10y ago
Selling your entire internet history sounds very wrong to me.
Unless it's anonymized for like statistical purposes, sorta like saying Google.com is the #1 website like Alexa does.
I just wish instead of having 100's of pages of regulations scattered throughout a bunch of different acts where it's impossible for one person to know. Even if you are trying to not break the law, you probably will by accident. I know I heard a statistic the average American commits 3 felonies a day without knowing.
I feel like we should have more common sense, and have more straight to the point shorter regulations. It is impossible for someone in one life time to even read all the laws and regulations that exists.
It just seems like the laws, and even agreements for services are long and bloated. If people actually read their subscriber agreements they sign when getting cable installed, it seems like the cable guy would be waiting on you for quite a bit. I doubt anyone even reads the terms of service for Facebook.
But we even have PSA's to tell people to not text and drive, so maybe the world isn't smart enough to go by common sense.
Then not all regulations are even online. Maybe if everything was in markdown, categorized and formatted to be more digestible things would be better. I know we need some regulations, but it seems we have way too many and poor formatting. It just seems like insanity to me.