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Although you may be technically correct, it doesn't matter. People don't read T&C, and they don't like having companies spy on them like this. If companies wo
by jlarocco 8y ago
Although you may be technically correct, it doesn't matter.
People don't read T&C, and they don't like having companies spy on them like this. If companies won't be up front about their data collection (and burying the notice in a T&C isn't being up front) they'll just have to suffer the consequences when people find out.
- seem_2211 8y agoBeing glib, maybe Facebook and its employees (not the users) should stop being so naive. People aren't going to be happy when they fully understand what's been happening under the cover of "you agreed to the T&Cs", and it's Facebooks own fault. That's why this sort of news makes people happy in a perverse way. Facebook is a net negative to society, and it's funny watching bad things happen to the company.