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If companies expected and wanted users to be informed, the standard "we've updated our privacy policy" would be accompanied with a detailed list of changes or s
by telchar 6y ago
If companies expected and wanted users to be informed, the standard "we've updated our privacy policy" would be accompanied with a detailed list of changes or some sort of friendly marked-up change log. I have never seen anything like that from any company, so I have a hard time believing privacy policies and TOS are meant to be informative.
- nickff 6y agoOne potential problem is that any error in the markup might be the basis of a class-action suit; it's safer just to provide the full text, and there is no benefit to providing the markup.
- gpderetta 6y agoAt least in the UK, banks and utilities do send human readable deltas of their contract changes. I assume there are laws that force them to.
- londons_explore 6y agoIn the UK, far more companies are making contracts for end users that fit on one screen of a phone as 3 bullet points... Eg. To use this service, you agree: * You have no criminal convictions * You have only 3 donkeys. * No family member has ever owned a kazoo. [ I agree ]
- blaser-waffle 6y agoDiscrimination against kazoo owners is a thing in the US and US-based EULAs too :(