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still leaves wiggle room. Suppose a "direct marketing sub-agent" opens up shop, helps you send a couple of emails, so technically they are assisting you in send
by frequentnapper 7y ago
still leaves wiggle room. Suppose a "direct marketing sub-agent" opens up shop, helps you send a couple of emails, so technically they are assisting you in sending direct marketing, but then that allows you to maybe sell all of your users' personal info to that third party who just set up shop out of a vacuum.
Even if you have good intentions and don't sell them the information, what's the guarantee that these third parties won't use the information you provided them for personal gain anyway?
- danfang 7y agoTwo things. 1. We'll be transparent about the services that we use. That way you'll know who your data is being shared to, and what data will be shared. 2. We'll try to take an Apple-like approach of anonymizing data as much as possible and only sharing the few pieces of information we need to deliver a better product. I'm sorry there's no fool-proof way to guarantee perfect data privacy - at some point you'll have to trust us to do the right thing with your data. We hope that our incentives will . be aligned. Our service is predicated on keeping your information private and that's what you'll be paying for.