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Then immediately doing the thing again for which he apologized - not to forget. It is called, plainly, being a notorious liar.
by ahartmetz 8y ago
Then immediately doing the thing again for which he apologized - not to forget. It is called, plainly, being a notorious liar.
- polynomial 8y agoDid he say he wouldn't do it again? Or did he only say he was sorry?
- ahartmetz 8y agoYou're probably being sarcastic, but I remember him saying "we have to get much better at this" about privacy. It was before new dark patterns UI, to accept tracking, that clearly violates GDPR, was rolled out.