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As it should be. If we only fine them fees equivalent to change found between the couch cushions, then they have no incentive to improve. Especially for privat
by ChuckNorris89 6y ago
As it should be. If we only fine them fees equivalent to change found between the couch cushions, then they have no incentive to improve.
Especially for private information regarding ones health and sexual activity.
- wongarsu 6y agoExactly. This isn't a small oversight from Grindr, they share especially sensitive information (the fact that someone is gay/Bi) without the option to opt out (nevermind that it has to be opt-in).