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It's not nitpicking. If the word "analyze" was chosen because the word "eavesdrop" would result in users leaving the platform, and eavesdropping is what they'r
by human20190310 7y ago
It's not nitpicking. If the word "analyze" was chosen because the word "eavesdrop" would result in users leaving the platform, and eavesdropping is what they're actually doing, then they're obscuring their actions with a euphemism.
- jmull 7y agoWell, eavesdrop means secretly listening to a conversation. If they communicate it in a reasonable way, it's not eavesdropping.
- tjoff 7y agoWell, since they don't communicate it in a reasonable way it is eavesdropping then.
- vinay427 7y agoIf they communicate that they're eavesdropping, which is what was proposed here, it seems excessive to then claim that they're not communicating this monitoring or listening of calls in a reasonable way which would mean it's not eavesdropping.