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I agree. Why do we even call it a "privacy policy"? It's more of a waiver.
by devin 6y ago
I agree. Why do we even call it a "privacy policy"? It's more of a waiver.
- Avicebron 6y agoBecause people don't like the idea of "waiving their rights"
- rurp 6y agoWell sure, but if naming something more accurately causes people to reject it because it sounds really bad, I don't think the issue is with the naming.
- Avicebron 6y agoI fully agree and wasn't trying to justify the enforcement of long obtuse contracts that support the degradation of privacy.
- tekknik 6y agobecause it’s their policy on user privacy? the name makes perfect sense.