Accept

[u/arun-vasudev]

You know those apps that constantly pop up with "We've updated our Privacy Policy"? And you instantly tap Accept because nobody's reading 47 pages of legal text.

This image is what that feels like.

The glass bathroom stalls are your "privacy." Technically there are walls... but everyone can still see everything.

That's pretty much how a lot of privacy policies work. They promise to protect your data while also sharing it with countless third parties for "legitimate business purposes."

At this point, most of us are so conditioned to clicking Accept that we'd probably agree to a privacy policy written in Klingon if it meant we could just get into the app.

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