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Doesn't that mean they actually start grabbing the photos before really getting permission from the user? Surely they probably got it covered in the Terms, but
by cskau 14y ago
Doesn't that mean they actually start grabbing the photos before really getting permission from the user?
Surely they probably got it covered in the Terms, but it still strikes me as playing slightly dirty..
- panacea 14y agoPlaying the Devil's advocate (IANOCoder), but perhaps the bulk of the 1s&0s are being uploaded and then decrypted by sending a small string when the user selects "publish"? Probably not.
- mistercow 14y agoThat would be the responsible way to do it, surely, although they should still mention it in the TOS.
- eli 14y agoThat's a little silly. How is trusting them to correctly implement an encryption scheme terribly different from trusting them to responsibly delete aborted photos in the first place?
- minikites 14y agoTapping the green checkmark isn't enough permission?