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When you enter a shop you become a customer, not a human being with feelings. Same goes for those platforms. You enter it and you become a consumer. If you're l
by SeriousM 6y ago
When you enter a shop you become a customer, not a human being with feelings.
Same goes for those platforms. You enter it and you become a consumer.
If you're like it or not.
- amsvie 6y agoYou enter the shop as a human being, and there's certain (human) rights that should come with that. We're talking here about the right to get a copy of your own data, the right to be forgotten when you want to leave, the right to be informed about data breaches, and a right to agree to types of data processing. Your analogy is "you enter a shop and cannot leave again, may be abused, and lose control."
- Hokusai 6y agoThat makes little sense when you think about that. The constitution of your country does not stop at the door of a business. All your constitutional rights as a citizen enter the store with you. You have also human rights granted by international treaties. Nothing stops applying because you enter a shop.
- 8note 6y agoFacebook isn't selling me anything though. Neither is google