Great forensics work. > even if someone had read and understood Wacom’s privacy policy, and had knowingly consented to a reasonable interpretation of the words

Great forensics work. > even if someone had read and understood Wacom’s privacy policy, and had knowingly consented to a reasonable interpretation of the words inside it, that person would still not have agreed to allow Wacom to log and track the name of every application that they opened on their personal laptop. I agree completely. Tracking every application one uses and reporting on that to third party Google is so contrary to their stated EULA that both a class action lawsuit, and prosecution in jurisdictions that protect privacy, are warranted.