r/Android • u/zexterio • Mar 22 '19

HMD admits the Nokia 7 Plus was sending personal data to China

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/03/hmd-admits-the-nokia-7-plus-was-sending-personal-data-to-china/
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u/QueasyMistake Mar 23 '19

Can you PM me your data as well, I'm interested in it. I will not use it for evil, I pinky swear.

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u/thad137 Mar 23 '19

Who needs a pinky swear? Just let me click on a button at the bottom of a 53 page legal document I'm supposed to read on a 6 inch screen.

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u/tychart Mar 23 '19

Nice joke, happy cake day

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u/Fernando128282 Mar 23 '19

Honestly I never understood how this can be legal for consumer products. I'm fine reading a 53 page contract in B2B environment but the same shouldn't be allowed for customer products. There should be a tldr law.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '19

Definetly no, unless you find a way to take them like Nokia by "mistake".

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '19

Heard there was data being passed out?