MercadoLibre, confusion about their privacy policy: Difference between revisions
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Now, I had at this point approved of their privacy policy. But, by insisting on using WhatsApp, which is owned and controlled by Facebook, whose privacy policies have changed dramatically through the years (link) and mostly not in favor of user privacy (link), I refused to continue further. I was willing to accept ML's terms of service, and their privacy policy, but not any policy offered by Facebook. | Now, I had at this point approved of their privacy policy. But, by insisting on using WhatsApp, which is owned and controlled by Facebook, whose privacy policies have changed dramatically through the years (link) and mostly not in favor of user privacy (link), I refused to continue further. I was willing to accept ML's terms of service, and their privacy policy, but not any policy offered by Facebook. | ||
Since I had given MercadoLibre my email address, I received an email the following day explaining that the data they required were for the protection of all parties, ML, ML users, and myself. But there was no acknowledgment that a possibly toxic privacy policy ( | Since I had given MercadoLibre my email address, I received an email the following day explaining that the data they required were for the protection of all parties, ML, ML users, and myself. But there was no acknowledgment that a possibly toxic privacy policy (https://techscience.org/a/2015081102/) was also required. | ||
https://wiki.rossmanngroup.com/wiki/Meta | https://wiki.rossmanngroup.com/wiki/Meta | ||