xgranade, 25 days ago There is a bit of irony to complaining (rightfully!) about Slack's privacy policies from Threads and Twitter. Admittedly, only a bit, as there is a difference between the data that Facebook, Twitter, and Slack each have custodianship over, but still. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/05/slack-defends-default-opt-in-for-ai-training-on-chats-amid-user-outrage
There is a bit of irony to complaining (rightfully!) about Slack's privacy policies from Threads and Twitter.
Admittedly, only a bit, as there is a difference between the data that Facebook, Twitter, and Slack each have custodianship over, but still.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/05/slack-defends-default-opt-in-for-ai-training-on-chats-amid-user-outrage
xgranade, 25 days ago (And yes, Facebook is Facebook and Twitter is Twitter. After all, both networks have been quite clear in their policies that deadnaming isn't actually bad.)
(And yes, Facebook is Facebook and Twitter is Twitter. After all, both networks have been quite clear in their policies that deadnaming isn't actually bad.)
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