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I'd go one further. Consent is an intellectually lazy framework. For many things that operate under consent, it should be pretty clear whether or not it's OK
by jgalt212 4y ago
I'd go one further. Consent is an intellectually lazy framework. For many things that operate under consent, it should be pretty clear whether or not it's OK to do something.
- JKCalhoun 4y agoI agree. If you have to ask for consent, it probably means you've already made a bad engineering/business decision. Engineers should ask before adding a feature, "Is this going to require user consent?" They could have added AI to the Roomba to remove people from the video before it ever even hits the network — or drop that video completely. Or switch to a technology other than visible light, etc.
- john_the_writer 4y agoNah.. if we ask that "is this going to require consent." the best we'll get is. "Thats a product concern that I'm sure they've addressed" Happened to me last week actually :)