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At least Europe has made progress and prohibits the "it's in our 20 pages privacy statement" approach. The user must be explicitly informed and then provide con
by t0mas88 6y ago
At least Europe has made progress and prohibits the "it's in our 20 pages privacy statement" approach. The user must be explicitly informed and then provide consent. If it's unclear what you're consenting to, the consent isn't valid.
- aboringusername 6y agohttps://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/privacystatement https://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/privacystatement Yup. (Note: I went through an EU country in their region picker, went to sitemap and this is the URL I got).
- t0mas88 6y agoYou selected the US region according to the URL. But the point isn't that they can't have this privacy statement. The point is that it doesn't provide them the right to use your data.