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It's just not the "glass windows": > And I saw people taking pictures inside all the time, so I just had to double check with an employee. McDonald recieved p
by shkkmo 5y ago
It's just not the "glass windows":
> And I saw people taking pictures inside all the time, so I just had to double check with an employee.
McDonald recieved permission to take photos, he just didn't disclose how he would take the photo or what he would use them for. If there is anything unethical here, it is how the pictures were taken and why (and lack of disclosure thereof), not the taking of photos itself.
- rantwasp 5y agonah. it's the difference between your phone being intercepted when the police have a warrant and mass surveillance. In no world, no matter how poorly trained this hypothetical apple employee that allegedly gave them permission is, they would have not agreed to this.