https://mirror.consumerrights.wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=38.68.134.156 2026-05-19T20:15:08Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.44.0 https://mirror.consumerrights.wiki/index.php?title=Game-of-telephone_privacy_policy&diff=1188 2025-01-16T06:46:50Z

<p>38.68.134.156: Added a space.</p> <hr /> <div>When you review a privacy policy, this privacy policy is supposed to tell you what data will be collected, and how your data will be used.<br /> <br /> A [[wikipedia:Telephone_game|game of telephone]] privacy policy constitutes a situation whereby my agreement with an app developer may be different between the app developer's agreement with a third party. For instance:<br /> <br /> # Third party says that data collected using their SDK can be used to determine insurance rates by insurance providers. <br /> # Third party licenses SDK to app developer who agrees to these terms. <br /> # App developer says to app user that application collects location data just to provide me in-app services &amp; that it may be shared with third parties.<br /> # App developer never discloses to app user that collected data will be used to determine app user's insurance rates.<br /> # App developer does not meaningfully disclose relationship with third party in their terms of service.<br /> <br /> This is akin to me agreeing with my friend James that we may engage in violent behavior. You become friends with my friend James. Therefore, as a result of your friendship with James, it becomes implied that '''''you have agreed to violent behavior.'''''<br /> <br /> An excellent example of this would be the relationship between Arity, a business selling data-collection SDKs, the mobile apps that use this SDK, and the user of those mobile apps, mentioned in the [[Allstate Arity driver data theft]] case.</div>

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