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> typically found in the terms of service for a platform or service provider like Vultr > showcase user-generated content What? Am I unaware of some service
by donmcronald 3y ago
> typically found in the terms of service for a platform or service provider like Vultr
> showcase user-generated content
What? Am I unaware of some service they offer? I don't want an infrastructure provider doing anything with my content. They shouldn't even have access to anything that's not publicly accessible unless someone needs one-off access to help with a support incident.
It's not "content" for a lot of customers. It's private, proprietary information. What if someone is using Vultr to host an app for a company that requires an NDA from the webdev? Are they stuck in limbo as of right now?
The Vultr account owner might not even be the owner of the data hosted in the account. The whole thing is crazy. How are there people here defending this as "normal"?