WeTransfer has announced a change in its Terms & Conditions at WeTransfer, however, which formally comes into effect in August. There’s a paragraph under the heading of ‘Content’, clause 6.3, that might generate some concern among its users.
You hereby grant us a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable, sub-licensable license to use your Content for the purposes of operating, developing, commercializing, and improving the Service or new technologies or services, including to improve performance of machine learning models that enhance our content moderation process, in accordance with the Privacy & Cookie Policy. Such license includes the right to reproduce, distribute, modify, prepare derivative works based upon, broadcast, communicate to the public, publicly display, and perform Content. You will not be entitled to compensation for any use of Content by us under these Terms.
This makes no sense. There might be various reasons a person might want/need to be on facebook. Does that mean they waive all right to privacy in every aspect of their life forever?
You’re right it makes no sense in the age of the hypocrite. It feels very unfair to judge people by the choices they make.
no, it doesn’t. but when you support the platform that’s actively eroding privacy worldwide you lose the ability to complain.
you can’t change a company by giving them exactly what they want.
that’s like complaining to an attacker as they murder you but not fight back.
there are zero reasons to continue supporting big tech, they are clearly attempting to circumvent democracy worldwide.