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Kohler can "de-identify [the user’s] data for lawful purposes." I mean exactly how would that ever be justified? "Hey, we see a man-sized log in the bowl. There
by jmonty900 10mo ago
Kohler can "de-identify [the user’s] data for lawful purposes." I mean exactly how would that ever be justified? "Hey, we see a man-sized log in the bowl. There's only supposed to be women there. The perp must be in that house!!!"
- duskdozer 10mo agoIP address, device identifier, mother's maiden name, SSN, etc etc
- venturecruelty 10mo agoYou mean the I-Pee address? Sorry, y'all, I gotta get it out in this thread, it's too easy.
- duskdozer 10mo agooof, how did I miss that?
- tbrownaw 10mo agoThat is very strangely worded, to a degree they I wonder if maybe the wordsmithing was outsourced to either an ai or someone who didn't do English very well. Or if it's meant to be confusing. But the linked privacy policy talks about making anonymous (aka de-identified) bulk data sets and using them for "lawful business purposes" (aka anything they want that's not illegal).
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