email privacy
I realize internet privacy issues have been discussed before... I've always felt relatively immune because I do most my surfing with Firefox, I don't sign in to Google, and I don't belong to Facebook....
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pasusan wrote:drsteve wrote:This was in the email I got today:DutchmenSport wrote:
What happens if you simply do not "click" to say you agree. Just ignore it. See what happens. But ... they are going to collect your data anyway. That agreement is not an agreement YOU have to agree with. All they are doing is informing you of what THEY are going to be doing now ... with or without your consent.
The law requires that they obtain your consent before collecting and using your data. I would expect that at some point, those who do not accept the terms will no longer be able to access their accounts.
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So far I've been clicking "I'll do it later". We'll see how long that will be accepted.
same here
bumpy
