On: Meta unlawfully ignores the users' right to easily withdraw consent: complaint

[bitshiftfaced]

Similar issue with Reddit's privacy "settings" last I checked. I'd uncheck everything. Then I'd go back. Some stayed unchecked. Some didn't. Go figure.

[pc86 → bitshiftfaced]

Could just as easily be malicious or just bad developers.

[greyface- → pc86]

From a compliance perspective, does the difference matter?

[pc86 → greyface-]

Not at all, malicious may even be preferable as that's easier to correct than "skill issue." But I would argue it does matter from the "$TECH_CO bad amirite" perspective.

[swiftcoder → pc86]

An organisation is what it does. Not really relevant whether the CO is malicious or incompetent, if the result is the same.