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That would invalidate - partially, at least - those accountability-waiver and acceptance and acknowledgement that there could be defects clauses you will find i
by krono 4y ago
That would invalidate - partially, at least - those accountability-waiver and acceptance and acknowledgement that there could be defects clauses you will find in the terms and conditions of nearly all modern software.
If it is being monitored and continuously optimised, then the consumer should be safe to expect the moon and have options for recourse if the condition or functioning of the software does not reflect what the reasoning for gathering all this telemetry implies, and what the possession of the data would allow for.
In summary: we do this so we can do that, but then not actually delivering on it don't fly
- closeparen 4y agoAs with most things it is about taking reasonable steps given the situation, following industry best practices, etc. That doesn’t always work! But there is a difference between an outage for dumb and easily preventable reasons like “wasn’t even looking” vs. more subtle chains of causation.