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Sure, and maybe they'll put it right next to the "you're not allowed to save any data" clause.
by rhizome 9y ago
Sure, and maybe they'll put it right next to the "you're not allowed to save any data" clause.
- bobthepanda 9y agoOne is fairly trivial to prove compared to the other.
- ncallaway 9y agoOne is much easier to inspect and verify than the other. There's really no way to check if someone has made a copy of data if you've given them that data. It's not that hard to check if an application prompts a user for an email address.