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That doesn't seem the least bit reasonable to me. Especially if it's doing it without informing me.

• paulcole 9y ago
  If they ask for your permission to use your pictures and you give it, it shouldn't matter what they're doing. You could've said no and opted to not use their service.
  • s73v3r_ 9y ago
    It very much can and does matter. Asking for access to my photos so I can send one through a messaging service is hugely different than simply wanting to suck up all data about me. I cannot wait until the US gets a privacy law like the new EU one. Then they would have to absolutely justify why they're collecting that.
    • paulcole 9y ago
      > Asking for access to my photos so I can send one through a messaging service MoviePass is not a messaging service though. If they ask permission for your photos and you give it, you live with the consequences. Or you value your privacy more than MoviePass and choose to not use the service.
      • s73v3r_ 9y ago
        No. That is not a response; that is not a rebuttal; that is a nothing comment. You have added less than nothing to the conversation.
        • paulcole 9y ago
          Thank you for the kind words.