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Let's be clear here. Even if a company commits to something in a public statement, it's no guarantee. Even if the writer of the post explains lessons learned a
by justin_oaks 4y ago
Let's be clear here. Even if a company commits to something in a public statement, it's no guarantee.
Even if the writer of the post explains lessons learned and policy changes they're making, it's no guarantee. The people who learned the lessons can leave the company. Policies can be changed at a moment's notice or simply never be enforced.
The best anyone will get is a contract that can be legally enforced, and that won't ever happen for free users.