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> if explicitly consenting to a popup isn't good enough then I fear that's the path we'd be headed down. If the pop-up does not adequately convey the consequen
by vanderZwan 9y ago
> if explicitly consenting to a popup isn't good enough then I fear that's the path we'd be headed down.
If the pop-up does not adequately convey the consequences of agreeing, it cannot reasonably be considered a form of consent.
- jimmaswell 9y agoIf someone sells me a car, and I paint it pink, and they're mad after the fact because they hate pink, did I fail to adequately convey the consequences of their agreeing to sell me the car? I don't think so; they agreed to sell me the car and that should be enough.
- vanderZwan 9y agoI fail to see how your analogy maps to the current situation.
- jimmaswell 9y agoSomeone sold a car and it was used in an unexpected way. People agreed to give Facebook data and it was used in unexpected ways.