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> I wonder how they will handle the nonsense around yellow tracking dots[1] etc. Hopefully that doesn't become a problem. What's there to handle? They just don
by 15155 3mo ago
> I wonder how they will handle the nonsense around yellow tracking dots[1] etc. Hopefully that doesn't become a problem.
What's there to handle? They just don't include them and there's no statute that requires them to.
- VorpalWay 3mo agoHm, I guess there is no law. But why would so many manufacturers include this unless there is some legal reason or other pressure on them to do so?
- attila-lendvai 3mo ago[flagged]
- cwillu 3mo agoThanks for letting us know, I guess?
- flexagoon 3mo agoUnlike now, where instead of saying your hypothesis you're just letting every reader come up with what they think is a crazy conspiracy theory and ascribe it to you?
- attila-lendvai 3mo agoat least this way i spent my reputation to show a mirror, instead of shouting pointlessly into the abyss...
- t-3 3mo agoNational security letters or old boys network or maybe just fat bribes to the right engineer. Could be a requirement for government procurement too, so not a law, just the requirement of a huge customer with deep pockets and negative price sensitivity.
- Dibby053 3mo ago>or other pressure on them Counterfeiting was a big worry as high-resolution color printers became cheap. They did it motu proprio just like today ~all AI gen services watermark their outputs.