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Serious answer, those people are not in the business of responding to legal enquires from customers. Even if they did it is still an example of "burdensome".
by dominotw 9y ago
Serious answer, those people are not in the business of responding to legal enquires from customers. Even if they did it is still an example of "burdensome".
- jimnotgym 9y ago1) You write it once and put it in your privacy policy 2) Enquiries would be from people who are a) concerned that the decision you made was unfair and would like it reviewed by a human. b) would like an explanation of the decision. Personally I welcome this. Sitting in a bank and being refused a mortgage because 'computer says no'[0] with no recourse or reason is tough. If you are profiling for marketing reasons I wonder what kind of enquiries you are expecting? [0]:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJQ3TM-p2QI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJQ3TM-p2QI
- dominotw 9y agoI am not saying its write or wrong. I agree that it makes sense. I was simply responding to GP asking whats an example of 'burdensome'.