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They'll either have to change the text in which case digital good sales will be more honest, or they won't want to change the text and therefore will actually c
by dgoldstein0 2y ago
They'll either have to change the text in which case digital good sales will be more honest, or they won't want to change the text and therefore will actually commit to letting us download and keep our own copies without interference. Both sound like wins to me. Just TBD which variant ends up more common.
- szastamasta 2y agoYou see, I just don’t think more honest wins us anything. I’ve seen too many „We value your privacy” popups already.
- beretguy 2y agoWhat do you mean? What do privacy pop ups have to do with this?
- szastamasta 2y agoIt’s just like with cookies. I believe that lawmakers were honest and really wanted for companies to limit amount of tracking in the web. What we did get instead is a lot of „we value your privacy” popups and 5 pages of checkboxes to check if you don’t want to be tracked. I just think that this will end up the same way. Nothing really changes, but we’ll just get more useless „lawyer talk” in more and more license documents to click on.
- throwaway48476 2y agoInstead of hidden sleaze it's now very much in your face.
- beretguy 2y ago> I just think that this will end up the same way. What will change is that I will know not to buy games that don't have "Buy" button.
- beart 2y agoI think the old adage, "don't let perfect be the enemy of good" applies here. Some battles are fought one excruciating step at a time