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Are you seriously saying it should be Meta's job to continuously reverse engineer a third party client (that doesn't even have a privacy policy) to figure out i
by xvector 4y ago
Are you seriously saying it should be Meta's job to continuously reverse engineer a third party client (that doesn't even have a privacy policy) to figure out if it violates users' privacy?
That's absurd. Far more sensible to just ban it and call it a day.
- Dylan16807 4y agoI didn't say that. What I said is that the two scenarios are very different. ipsum2 is accusing the devs of already violating privacy. Also their privacy policy is here: https://www.theogapp.com/privacy https://www.theogapp.com/privacy