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Wacom collecting kinda intrusive information (likely justified under knowing what applications to test their product against) is not some sort of oligarchial/ro
by vorpalhex 5y ago
Wacom collecting kinda intrusive information (likely justified under knowing what applications to test their product against) is not some sort of oligarchial/royalty based plot.
I mean, everything you wrote sounds great, it just doesn't mean anything or have any relation to reality.
- convolvatron 5y agoare you saying that in reality, as opposed to leftist fantasy world, that the US strikes an appropriate legislative balance between the general benefit of the populace and the desires of the business which operate there? that...doesn't seem right.
- jacquesm 5y agoCan we keep this kind of tone off HN please? Thank you.
- DangitBobby 5y agoSarcasm aside, no, it doesn't sound right.
- redwall_hp 5y agoWacom (ワコム, or wakomu) is also a Japanese company, not American. It's weird to presuppose that the US even matters when Wacom is a multinational company that operates domestically in Japan and also in Europe. This is probably a GDPR issue for Europeans.