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> That's because Amazon has enabled Sidewalk on every capable device by default. Whether or not you want your device connecting to other devices, or want your n
by CivBase 5y ago
> That's because Amazon has enabled Sidewalk on every capable device by default. Whether or not you want your device connecting to other devices, or want your neighbors connecting to your WiFi, Amazon went ahead and made Sidewalk opt-out.
Privacy concerns aside, how is this legal in a world where data caps and limited bandwidth exist?
- gccs 5y ago>how is this legal Don't you remember reading about it in the terms and conditions?
- ctdonath 5y agoLegal via that EULA y'all clicked "Agree" on without reading. Practical via monitoring network traffic density, and only using a small percentage of that (say, 1%).
- Yizahi 5y agoTo paraphrase an old saying - "Amazon is too big to do illegal stuff". They, and other megacorps, have transcended most of the plebeian laws and are slowly getting close to a full independence.