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At least they are being very upfront with it (I guess?), most companies just slickly add the clause on their routinely TOS update.
by flykespice 7mo ago
At least they are being very upfront with it (I guess?), most companies just slickly add the clause on their routinely TOS update.
- SirensOfTitan 7mo agoIf they were being honest they would ask explicitly for permission instead of advertising opt-out. Now you might ask: who will explicitly give Microsoft permission to train on their private works? No one will -- and that's the point: this is a form of theft.