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What does "innocently" mean in this context?

• jen20 3y ago
  I'd assume: "with the understanding of a layman who believes the marketing claims they make without understanding the problems inherent".
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• consumer451 3y ago
  Meaning that she was over 70, and just wanted to learn some ambiguously defined information about her family history. There were some unknowns as far as where her great-grandparents came from. Maybe "naively" would be a better term. We are all law abiding citizens, what do we have to hide, right? Well, she did not read the T&C as far as how this information would be shared, and did not consider the implications of how she was making a choice for the people who she named on the family form, and did not consider the inevitable infosec implications which we are now all enjoying.
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