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How are they violating privacy. Their service exists because people opt in to it.
by ryan93 7y ago
How are they violating privacy. Their service exists because people opt in to it.
- jimktrains2 7y agoExcept when someone hasn't opted in or they otherwise allow more access than they claim.
- JohnFen 7y agoThey gather information about me and my use of my machines even though I don't use their services and haven't given consent. That's violating my privacy. In fact, I consider it straight-up spying (I define "spying" as gathering information about me without my informed consent).