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>...doesn't breach any existing privacy laws... Maybe not laws, but certainly ethics and/or good practices regarding privacy. It falls under the whole "how we
by unclebucknasty 13y ago
>...doesn't breach any existing privacy laws...
Maybe not laws, but certainly ethics and/or good practices regarding privacy. It falls under the whole "how we use your data" disclosure, much of which for some companies is just reassurance regarding how they don't use your data.
For me, when in doubt regarding inclusion, the guiding question should be, "would a reasonable person want to know we're doing this?"
- username223 13y agoYou're making the mistake of applying ethical reasoning to soulless greed-heads. It's much simpler: "how much money can we make by doing this" vs. "how much would settling a class action suit cost, times the probability of having to settle."