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That's the definition of a third party.
by pacala 8y ago
That's the definition of a third party.
- ryanwaggoner 8y agoWho is the second party?
- pacala 8y agoThe human assistant.
- PeterisP 8y agoThe digital "assistant". If we're using the analogy of assistants, then the same logic applies as with real assistants. The device doing its job can have my information, but sending it back to the mothership, even if it's for the purposes of improving the service for such devices in general, then it's the equivalent of a real assistant babbling about my private stuff to their colleagues, which is immoral and a fireable offence.