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No imprint, no privacy policy, nothing. But I should submit my cell number? Seriously?
by chinathrow 12y ago
No imprint, no privacy policy, nothing. But I should submit my cell number? Seriously?
- minimaxir 12y agoMagic had a barebones page with no privacy policy too (and still does, surprisingly), yet thousands of people gave them their cell number. That's not a good thing, but still.
- eranation 12y agoSorry for being so outdated, but what is this "Magic"?
- xoqem 12y agoIt is a text message service that purports to handle just about any request you make (food delivery, whatever), they just tack on a fee to the price. They had to limit to a wait list, as the demand exploded. Site: http://getmagicnow.com http://getmagicnow.com HN Dicussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9087819 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9087819
- chinathrow 12y agoHow do you now, that thousands of people provided their cell number? Did they make those figures public?