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Your understanding may be legally correct but is pragmatically incorrect. “Normals” in no way understand they are consenting to this, and further, your employe
by Terretta 7y ago
Your understanding may be legally correct but is pragmatically incorrect.
“Normals” in no way understand they are consenting to this, and further, your employer continues to tighten the noose on users who did understand and turned it off, that products will no longer work without this data.
To be clear, Google has the right to demand location data as payment for services rendered.
- maram 7y ago>>Google has the right to demand location data as payment for services rendered. Sure, just let them be clear about it. By clear, I don't mean they mention it in the last line of the 29th page.
- srtjstjsj 7y agoTurning on Location Services requires tabbing through pages of location-specific text before the OK button is enabled.
- cheschire 7y agoThey could put it in the first line and people wouldn’t read it. Pop up fatigue is getting intense. Generally nobody reads notices anymore. They just want the content or service.
- Dylan16807 7y ago> To be clear, Google has the right to demand location data as payment for services rendered. I like the GDPR approach where you cannot force someone to pay with their privacy. If you want to demand payment, you can demand money.