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> They also want to make people accidentally give consent or to mislead them into consent. Which is a logical impossibility. You can't be tricked or accidental
by JohnFen 1y ago
> They also want to make people accidentally give consent or to mislead them into consent.
Which is a logical impossibility. You can't be tricked or accidentally give consent. Consent is an informed, intentional decision. Anything else doesn't count.
But I do agree: the tech industry understands consent just fine, it's just fundamentally opposed to the idea.
- nine_zeros 1y ago> Consent is an informed, intentional decision. Anything else doesn't count. From a legal perspective, consent is merely a database entry with t on it for that user_id. There is a big difference between English language consent and tech company manufactured consent.
- JohnFen 1y agoYes, I'm talking about actual consent, not the legal fiction of it.