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"[thumb_down] Spotify doesn't guarantee data security" I do not really agree on that being a "thumb down" - rather the opposite. Also the "You cannot delete yo

by a1a 13y ago

"[thumb_down] Spotify doesn't guarantee data security" I do not really agree on that being a "thumb down" - rather the opposite. Also the "You cannot delete your account" is present under some sites, but not on facebook. Last time I checked it wasn't possible to remove all data on facebook(?).

kyrias 13y ago
Is it a good thing that Spotify doesn't guarantee that they won't leak your data? So you're saying that it would be a good thing for them to make it easy for people to steal your payment information? You can't be sure that they actually delete your data but you /can/ delete your account.
- a1a 13y ago
  My point being that to guarantee that would obviously be irresponsible - since there is no such thing as 100% data security. It's way better, in my opinion: "you probably shouldn't put anything too sensitive here - we have been hacked and will get hacked again". Obviously they will try their best to secure their systems either way, this because the biggest cost is the "user reaction" (users leaving the service or alike) when getting hacked.
hugoroy 13y ago
Oops. I didn't see the points for Spotify were already published. These are drafts for most of them!
- a1a 13y ago
  Alright! Over all I like your idea, it's indeed needed. While I have you on the line - a suggestion: While I have you on the line - a suggestion: I think it would be really appreciated if it was possible to "click" each of the 'points'. When doing so the clicked point's section of the TOS shows up highlighted. I believe that this would give a increased level of trust and also help to better understand a 'point' if one were uncertain about its exact meaning. Oh, nvm, the 'expand' button kind of solves this.
  - hugoroy 13y ago
    We will do this when we have a solid way of archiving the terms (see http://github.com/tosdr/tosback3 http://github.com/tosdr/tosback3). So yes, it's planned.

by a1a 13y ago

kyrias 13y ago

Is it a good thing that Spotify doesn't guarantee that they won't leak your data? So you're saying that it would be a good thing for them to make it easy for people to steal your payment information? You can't be sure that they actually delete your data but you /can/ delete your account.

a1a 13y ago
My point being that to guarantee that would obviously be irresponsible - since there is no such thing as 100% data security. It's way better, in my opinion: "you probably shouldn't put anything too sensitive here - we have been hacked and will get hacked again". Obviously they will try their best to secure their systems either way, this because the biggest cost is the "user reaction" (users leaving the service or alike) when getting hacked.

hugoroy 13y ago

Oops. I didn't see the points for Spotify were already published. These are drafts for most of them!

a1a 13y ago
Alright! Over all I like your idea, it's indeed needed. While I have you on the line - a suggestion: While I have you on the line - a suggestion: I think it would be really appreciated if it was possible to "click" each of the 'points'. When doing so the clicked point's section of the TOS shows up highlighted. I believe that this would give a increased level of trust and also help to better understand a 'point' if one were uncertain about its exact meaning. Oh, nvm, the 'expand' button kind of solves this.
- hugoroy 13y ago
  We will do this when we have a solid way of archiving the terms (see http://github.com/tosdr/tosback3 http://github.com/tosdr/tosback3). So yes, it's planned.