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> Did you read Google's visitor agreement. You give up some IP rights by signing that. I guess the "don't be evil" thing is already well down the toilet. What
by geezerjay 8y ago
> Did you read Google's visitor agreement. You give up some IP rights by signing that.
I guess the "don't be evil" thing is already well down the toilet.
What's that all about? A new form of tribute when you're called upon to kiss Google's ring?
- dimator 8y agoI'm pretty sure all companies do similar.
- geezerjay 8y ago> I'm pretty sure all companies do similar. 1) that's false 2) that doesn't make it less evil, let alone acceptable
- SteveNuts 8y agoIt might be common in SV but definitely not all.
- StudentStuff 8y agoNo, Google would be among a handful of companies to do so. Very few companies in the US have meaningful access control to the workplace, and a tiny portion of them request visitors sign an agreement like the one described at the beginning of this thread. It seems like a power play by Google, akin to how Amazon requests drivers licenses when visiting.
- neonate 8y agoYou skipped over the interesting bit: "they just give you a badge that said you didn't sign".