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They aren’t allowed to do whatever they want with your data, there’s strict restrictions on requiring consent for things you want to do with user data.
by IanCal 3mo ago
They aren’t allowed to do whatever they want with your data, there’s strict restrictions on requiring consent for things you want to do with user data.
- sneak 3mo agoYes, and you consent when you enable iCloud.
- flumpcakes 3mo agoI assume those 400-page EULAs blast away any 'strict restrictions'.
- IanCal 3mo agoNo, GDPR spells out in much more detail what consent means - and burying things in a EULA doesn’t work.