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I think that's a bit disingenuous, who reads these policies anyway? And how much does this really matter compared to features like end-to-end encryption?
by baby 5y ago
I think that's a bit disingenuous, who reads these policies anyway? And how much does this really matter compared to features like end-to-end encryption?
- thesausageking 5y agoThis wasn't a trivial technicality. They said users' phone numbers were being anonymized and they weren't. How they handle private data, especially if they lie about what they're doing, does really matter. End-to-end encryption doesn't mean anything if they secretly keep the a key able to decrypt it, which is basically what they were getting fined for.
- baby 5y agoI'd argue it is because it's buried in some policy text that no user ends up reading anyway.