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The danger is judging informed consent by what we would find acceptable. It's conceivable that one could understand the risks yet not appreciate the probability
by hackinthebochs 8y ago
The danger is judging informed consent by what we would find acceptable. It's conceivable that one could understand the risks yet not appreciate the probability involved, or have a value system skewed towards present gratification. The point is that the concept of informed consent in cases like this don't really add much information.
- morpheuskafka 8y agoYou're allowed to set your value system however you want, that's not my business. My issue is just that there is no details on their server-side security, and that the terms used to describe the effect of the root certificate are not nearly strong enough. But if someone truly is informed about who is collecting this then their's nothing wrong, other than FB violating their agreement with Apple which I trust Apple is seriously chewing them out for.