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It is victim blaming. No reasonable person can keep up with all the privacy notices in their life. Did you read your cars privacy notices? How about your email?
by chickenpotpie 4y ago
It is victim blaming. No reasonable person can keep up with all the privacy notices in their life. Did you read your cars privacy notices? How about your email? Your phone? Your kids school website? What about the terms and conditions for all of them?
By the way, the Tesla privacy notice specifically says "no one but you would have knowledge of your activities, location, or history" but this article proves that's a lie.
- sneak 4y ago> Did you read your cars privacy notices? How about your email? Your phone? Your kids school website? What about the terms and conditions for all of them? Yes. This is why I physically removed the GSM radio from my car, host my own email, use an outbound firewall on my computer, and don't have an OpenAI account. The terms matter. Clicking past them as if they don't exist isn't a reasonable action.