Re:Nobody reads privacy policies, senator wants lawmakers to...
by mulmen on Thursday June 18, 2020 @01:25PM
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Imagine a “Privacy facts” label at facebook.com/privacy.
The format of the page is mandated by the government, including the font and margins. It is easily scraped and must be by law. This label is required in place of a privacy policy.
Facebook.com will:
Store data about you forever in a profile.
Share data about you with 3rd parties.
Show you advertisements based on a profile.
Show you content based on a profile.
Share profile about you information with law enforcement.
Facebook.com’s top five markets by revenue are:
Advertising
News Redistribution
Device Development
This may still be opaque and ignored by most people. Standardizing the language and format in a way that laypeople can read delivers actual value to consumers.
The format of the page is mandated by the government, including the font and margins. It is easily scraped and must be by law. This label is required in place of a privacy policy.
Facebook.com will:
Store data about you forever in a profile.
Share data about you with 3rd parties.
Show you advertisements based on a profile.
Show you content based on a profile.
Share profile about you information with law enforcement.
Facebook.com’s top five markets by revenue are:
Advertising
News Redistribution
Device Development
This may still be opaque and ignored by most people. Standardizing the language and format in a way that laypeople can read delivers actual value to consumers.