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My problem with privacy policies. is that they are not enforceable, or, at least I don't think they are enforceable. It is not a contract with the end user. it
by somat 2y ago
My problem with privacy policies. is that they are not enforceable, or, at least I don't think they are enforceable.
It is not a contract with the end user. it also is not a machine(program) that has to operate a specific way. what happens when it is violated. who figures out what was violated, who the damaged party is and what and where the fines are to be paid. Nobody.
They would be better off called "statement of intent" rather than this theater of pretending there is a policy in play.