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> Sure it is. On the kit that Company X owns, it gets to set whatever policies it likes. Not when Company X is bound by the edict "Don't be evil," as is the pa
by danilocampos 15y ago
> Sure it is. On the kit that Company X owns, it gets to set whatever policies it likes.
Not when Company X is bound by the edict "Don't be evil," as is the parent of the product in question, here.
You have a fundamental right to represent your identity in whatever way is necessary to protect yourself from harm or harassment. Any company that makes money from codifying your identity but doesn't recognize that right is run by assholes.
- gaius 15y agoYou have a fundamental right That's exactly when I mean. Where is this "fundamental right" in UK, EU, US or any law? These are not public utilities! Please don't confuse your personal preferences with "the Constitution".
- gte910h 15y agoIt's a fundamental right to go by whatever name you want in Common Law actually. You have to do it fairly consistently for entities to HAVE to recognize it though, and it does a good fuckup of your credit reports when you change, and is pretty hard to do pre-18 (and you have to tell lots of entities when you have a felony record). So yeah, fundamental right is accurate. http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/documents/1488013400EN.pdf?stateabbrev=/wa/ http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/documents/1488013400EN.pdf?...