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<blockquote data-quote="DarkLense" data-source="post: 714560" data-attributes="member: 69880">ForgottenSeer 58943 said: <a href="https://malwaretips.com/goto/post?id=713993#post-713993" target="_blank">↑</a>&nbsp;Developers are to blame as wellUmbra said: <a href="https://malwaretips.com/goto/post?id=714037#post-714037" target="_blank">↑</a>&nbsp;If you don&#039;t want be spied upon, don&#039;t use devices/services that collect data. If you can&#039;t, blame yourself. No one forces you to use Google or Facebook or whatever.I think on both behalf there should be an agreement a clear statement we use this and this, since majority of people understand only basic terms it should be written that way, plain simple English (or other language, pardon me). The companies make a long text about it that no one reads. It is a users choice to use anything including internet itself, the problem is that majority of people don&#039;t bother reading. The developers use their talent to make money, if you are say an car mechanic would you stop being one because someone complains? Thats your only means to live a normal life. And perhaps in some cases a passion. And lets not put everyone in the same basket shell we? Being objective is crucial. The major thing is what couple of people said the safety. You cant gauge if someone will abuse the data, but you can do something to keep it safe at least. And I see no wrong in the European decision &quot;the right to be forgotten&quot;. There has to be a right for people to make that goes for companies as well. I am sorry but I dont like being tagged for the rest of my short life for something I posted when I had no clue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DarkLense, post: 714560, member: 69880"] [I]ForgottenSeer 58943 said: [URL='https://malwaretips.com/goto/post?id=713993#post-713993']↑[/URL] Developers are to blame as well Umbra said: [URL='https://malwaretips.com/goto/post?id=714037#post-714037']↑[/URL] If you don't want be spied upon, don't use devices/services that collect data. If you can't, blame yourself. No one forces you to use Google or Facebook or whatever. [/I] I think on both behalf there should be an agreement a clear statement we use this and this, since majority of people understand only basic terms it should be written that way, plain simple English (or other language, pardon me). The companies make a long text about it that no one reads. It is a users choice to use anything including internet itself, the problem is that majority of people don't bother reading. The developers use their talent to make money, if you are say an car mechanic would you stop being one because someone complains? Thats your only means to live a normal life. And perhaps in some cases a passion. And lets not put everyone in the same basket shell we? Being objective is crucial. The major thing is what couple of people said the safety. You cant gauge if someone will abuse the data, but you can do something to keep it safe at least. And I see no wrong in the European decision "the right to be forgotten". There has to be a right for people to make that goes for companies as well. I am sorry but I dont like being tagged for the rest of my short life for something I posted when I had no clue. [/QUOTE]

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