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I understand if the previous policy is wrong by a few words/legalese terms. But in this case they either oh we forgot to include that we're mining all this data
by notrealpersonq 5y ago
I understand if the previous policy is wrong by a few words/legalese terms. But in this case they either oh we forgot to include that we're mining all this data or they recently found out they can and started doing so.
If a device was bought with privacy as a feature and then it flips 180 and you're locked out of using it with no recourse for returning it. To me it that seems as a clear violation of a consumer's rights.
- bluGill 5y agoI agree. That is the downside. There are just enough reasonable cases where a privacy policy must be change that it cannot be banned. That creates loopholes large enough to drive whole planets through.