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by klabb3
755 days ago
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Also an explicit action. Look, most people don’t know anything about computers. If it says use recommended settings, they will go for it. Even an explanatory first-install screen with “consent” is just jumbo jumbo to regular folks. It’s not comparable to installing custom software or enabling a feature from the settings. It’s incredibly irresponsible. Even so, such invasive features need to renew consent and/or periodically alert users. The risks with someone else enabling them to spy are too high. |
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