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Just wanted to say thank you for this response around what the agent actually does, there is a lot of misinformation here around what the agent does and we are
by neonnomad 5y ago
Just wanted to say thank you for this response around what the agent actually does, there is a lot of misinformation here around what the agent does and we are trying to clear that up.
- illud_tempus 5y ago> there is a lot of misinformation here around what the agent does May be. May be not. I have not decompiled their client, so I don't know what it does. However, Dratas Terms Of Service states: "Drata will notify you of updates via an email or a notification on the platform. Unless the notice states otherwise, the updated terms of this Agreement will become effective and binding on the next business day after it is posted." I assume this is US business days. So I could be on Easter vacation in Romania, while they changed their contract. Drata gives themselves the right to change what they call "the Agreement" virtually without notice. Unless I have a hook in my email client, and a bot looking for notifications on their "platform", and are ready to get up in the middle of the night to print out and read their new "Agreement" - they could fuck me any way they like. Including updating their client with one that does something entirely different than the one thy have today. For a company with a mandatory service, they are surely engaging in a lot of dark anti-patterns. I don't believe for a second that they act in good faith. I don't trust them.
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