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This is nauseating.

• pteredactyl 8y ago
  I agree.
• RaleyField 8y ago
  I welcome it for two reasons. First reason is that the transaction is more transparent. Contrast that to what is happening on the internet - in the cafe informed consent is given explicitly instead of implicitly and from often less informed internet users. Second reason is that it will perhaps unintentionally push into consciousness of people the notion that private information has real, tangible value which would hopefully translate into change of awareness and attitude on the internet to treats to privacy that exist there that I think we both find more nauseating. Shiru Cafe into every city!
  • rapnie 8y ago
    > First reason is that the transaction is more transparent. Is it? If this concept takes off, these places will be set up for maximum data collection. I don't give consent to use my PII, but the camera in the corner has facial recognition, tracks what I eat, how I eat it, who I am with, etc. I'll definitely avoid these places.
  • RandomInteger4 8y ago
    There is no rational form of consent available. You either give up your data or you don' get coffee, period. That's not consent. That's an asinine abuse of privacy. If there were actual consent they would allow you to pay for the coffee. They don't. That's not a valid form of informed consent. That's coercion.