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the GDPR tends to disagree with that, i.e it's pretty clear https://design.cnil.fr/en/concepts/information/ https://design.cnil.fr/en/concepts/information/ 1.
by allan_s 3y ago
the GDPR tends to disagree with that, i.e it's pretty clear
https://design.cnil.fr/en/concepts/information/ https://design.cnil.fr/en/concepts/information/
1. it's not necessary for the service provided (a social network) so it should be explicit opt-in
2. it should be written in an explicit and understandable way
3. the user should be able to opt-out at any moment
none of that are true with an EULA of 1000+ page long written in legalese that you can only accept in a block by checking a little checkbox