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Without consent, without any sort of internal ethics review. The real problem is that they probably learned just to keep their mouth shut, not to stop doing th
by mattnewton 9y ago
Without consent, without any sort of internal ethics review.
The real problem is that they probably learned just to keep their mouth shut, not to stop doing those things. I'm sure it's all kosher by the TOS. But it's still the kind of actions any university's IRB would stop or require rigorous user protections, both to protect the University's brand and to treat people with respect.
- Quarrelsome 9y agoso is A/B testing also immoral?
- mattnewton 9y agoA/B testing is no more immoral than HTML, it's what you do with the tool that makes it moral/immoral.