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> We take the privacy of our customers’ data and personal information very seriously I wish companies would actually mean this and apply it proactively instead
by bdibs 6y ago
> We take the privacy of our customers’ data and personal information very seriously
I wish companies would actually mean this and apply it proactively instead of just copy and pasting this in their apology after something like this happens.
- politelemon 6y agoMany companies do apply this proactively. It's just that you pay no notice to the 'lack' of incidents.
- bdibs 6y agoI didn’t mean to imply that no companies actually care about privacy and security, I meant companies affected by a public incident like this.
- happymellon 6y ago> We take the privacy of our customers’ data and personal information very seriously > a new Facebook campaign was created that started firing a Facebook advertising pixel I think they actually don't give any figment of a shit of their customers data if they are adding to the Facebook hoover of personal information.
- jjbinx007 6y ago> We take the privacy of our customers’ data and personal information very seriously Yet the first thing I'm greeted with is a cookie consent dialog with "allow all cookies" being the only prominent button. If I don't want to allow the privacy-invading tracking cookies I need to click a less prominent piece of text called "manage cookies" and avoid clicking on another prominent button called "accept all cookies". They do not give a shit about my privacy.
- harry8 6y agoExposes a law: "Any company announcing that they take their users privacy seriously does not in any way." So a name "Facebook law of privacy" ?