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You are going with the assumption that your sharing agreement with the bank has limits that don't really exist. I doubt you will be able to file a case based o
by protomyth 9y ago
You are going with the assumption that your sharing agreement with the bank has limits that don't really exist. I doubt you will be able to file a case based on the idea that the entity you have allowed your bank to share data with cannot actually store that data. I doubt a court would go along with that.
- yebyen 9y agoI'm not arguing that they weren't allowed to store the data. It would be less controversial apparently if I argued that Amazon grants a revokable license to consume the content on Prime Video and it is governed by the click-wrapped Terms of Service. Im not saying they never had a right to store the data, I'm simply saying that it should be revoked. Let's not give them more responsibility and more data, they've already proven repeatedly that they can't handle it.