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I think a large number of people here will still find these terms lacking. Specifically, we will reject the idea that one account admin can make a consent for a
by saltcured 3y ago
I think a large number of people here will still find these terms lacking. Specifically, we will reject the idea that one account admin can make a consent for all users.
I would much prefer to see users empowered to not just be "notified" of an account admin's decision but to have per-user consent. Regardless of what my employer (or a collaborator's employer) might think, I do not consent to feeding my voice, video, or screenshare content into AI training.
And I think there should be a middle ground between "tolerate the admin's decision" and "don't participate". I understand certain scenarios require this, such as recording of all contributions to an important meeting. But, I don't think you should apply this heavy-handed approach to other derivative use. A user should be able to communicate with peers without being coerced into consent for all other usage an account admin might be interested in...