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I used to have a privacy policy in a tweet. That worked for many years, but updating my offline apps (no backend, no analytics) always took multiple times. Unti
by juliushuijnk 2y ago
I used to have a privacy policy in a tweet. That worked for many years, but updating my offline apps (no backend, no analytics) always took multiple times. Until it just didn't pass. I had probably around 20 mails back and forth, where I pointed out that the tweet was according to all the requirements for the policy, but they kept rejecting.
Finally a human responded and said they just couldn't use social posts because of the comments or something like that. That there was zero risk for the end-user did not make a difference.
Since I suspected to be talking to an AI, I asked to mention 'cow' in the next response as a way to make clear I was talking to the human. The response was either by an AI, or a human who was able to express any humor:
> We appreciate you getting back to us and we apologize for any inconvenience this is causing you.
> Yes, you are communicating to a human being and per your request, please see the word "cow".