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When you give your mail client credentials to read your email , would you not expect your client to be able to read your mail? On Android, when you give a thir
by aardvarkr 3y ago
When you give your mail client credentials to read your email , would you not expect your client to be able to read your mail?
On Android, when you give a third party client permission to receive SMS, you don’t expect it to have access to your SMS?
- k8svet 3y ago[flagged]
- rezonant 3y ago> Is Netflix a secret Facebook client that I don't know about? Lmao, is this a serious comment I'm replying to? Yes, in fact, that's what the feature was. You could send a movie recommendation via Facebook within Netflix, and then continue the conversation with that friend, still in the Netflix app. It's a dumb idea for all of the obvious reasons that its in Netfix' best interest to hoover up the data, but that's why it doesn't exist anymore and hasn't existed for years.