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Which means that they violate their visitor's privacy, and don't want to stop it. Funny, that such a site reports about other's privacy violations.
by Uhrheber 7y ago
Which means that they violate their visitor's privacy, and don't want to stop it.
Funny, that such a site reports about other's privacy violations.
- seapunk 7y agoUnfortunately, a lot of reputable news sources have the same issue with the GDPR rules.
- jaclaz 7y agoYes, and - to certain extent - it is understandable, but I have seen similar (conceptually) messages expressed in much nicer ways. This one sounds to me plainly rude.
- filoeleven 7y agoDoubly funny, since the paper is from Lancaster PA and the article doesn’t once mention how Lancaster is surveilled by hundreds of cameras in a public-private partnership, with unclear oversight. http://lancastercsc.org/our-programs/camera-map/ http://lancastercsc.org/our-programs/camera-map/