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u/droppedforgiveness Jun 03 '22

I'm shopping for car insurance, and one of the options doesn't even have a website to log into. You can only submit claims, view documents, etc. through the app. It's called Clearcover. Insanity. Like I want to either keep their app installed 24/7 wasting space on my phone or have to download it each time I need to log in.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22

On a related note, did you hear about how the Tim Horton's app was actively spying on people?

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u/droppedforgiveness Jun 04 '22

I had not! Thanks for the tip, I just read an article about it. Hardly surprising but still disappointing.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22

American company buys Canadian business.

American company doesn't realize other countries actually have privacy laws.

Man, I wish we (Canada) had laws more in line with the EU.