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Meanwhile, the New York Times privacy policy is also enormously long and unreadable. It even links to the Google privacy policies, saying that by reading the NY
by lacker 7y ago
Meanwhile, the New York Times privacy policy is also enormously long and unreadable. It even links to the Google privacy policies, saying that by reading the NYT you also have to be aware of the Google privacy policies, because the NYT uses both Google Ads and Google Analytics.
https://help.nytimes.com/hc/en-us/articles/115014892108-Privacy-policy https://help.nytimes.com/hc/en-us/articles/115014892108-Priv...
- Alex3917 7y ago> It even links to the Google privacy policies, saying that by reading the NYT you also have to be aware of the Google privacy policies, because the NYT uses both Google Ads and Google Analytics. In order to build apps on Google APIs, your end users are required to agree to Google's API terms. In this case I'm not sure they were required to do this, but it's pretty normal to have your users agree to third-party terms as part of your terms.