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The last paragraph in outline.com privacy policy is basically them laughing at you for spending time reading the whole thing. > Although most changes are likel
by monsieurbanana 6y ago
The last paragraph in outline.com privacy policy is basically them laughing at you for spending time reading the whole thing.
> Although most changes are likely to be minor, Outline may change its Privacy Policy from time to time, and in Outline’s sole discretion. Outline encourages visitors to check this page for changes to its Privacy Policy. Your continued use of this site after any change in this Privacy Policy will constitute your acceptance of such change.
- anticensor 6y agoImplied consent is not a legal basis for data collection.
- ElderMillennial 6y agoTo concur: I'm not sure "we unilaterally changed the contract without notice and you agreed because you happened to use the product that day" would hold up in any court, for any reason. A contract requires a "meeting of the minds", which is impossible if one party doesn't even tell the other: you can't agree to a contract you didn't know you were even agreeing to. I don't believe those terms would hold up anywhere (and this is why sites will tell you, over and over, when the terms and conditions change).
- spiritplumber 6y agoWow, literal Darth Vader line there.
- rkangel 6y agoIt's also illegal under the GPDR. You require positive consent to privacy policies.
- antegamisou 6y agoPretty sure this or similar applies to policies of most web services, sadly.