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Isn't the biggest red flag of any privacy policy the ubiquitous "We can change this any way and any time we like, and you have no useful recourse."?
by l0b0 3y ago
Isn't the biggest red flag of any privacy policy the ubiquitous "We can change this any way and any time we like, and you have no useful recourse."?
- bigmattystyles 3y agoAlways makes me think of this scene https://tenor.com/view/darth-vader-alter-the-deal-empire-strikes-back-star-wars-gif-15971205 https://tenor.com/view/darth-vader-alter-the-deal-empire-str...
- threeseed 3y agoOf course you have a recourse. You can choose not to use the service. Unfortunately most people aren't willing to pay for websites and so the only successful model ends up being advertising driven.
- dylan604 3y agoyou're skipping over the fact that any data that you shared under the previous agreement are now subject to the new agreement whether you agree to them or not. if they provided a way to nuke everything you've ever posted because you no longer agree to the new terms, that might be something to discuss.