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| found on Dump A Day |
Even though there isn't a lot of privacy in a public restroom, there are still lines we shouldn't be crossing. I'm sure we can all imagine how this policy actually came about. It may go above and beyond violating what we commonly think of as the unwritten rules of public urinals, but the sign is specific enough to tell us what happened and how it was received, even if we've never witnessed it ourselves.
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| found on Reddit |
Sometimes you have to wonder about the so-called privacy policies that companies are always updating. Do they even deserve to be called that?
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| from here |
This should be a lesson for everyone - promises about not logging IP addresses cannot be relied on. Every legitimate service has authorities it has to answer to, and sometimes those authorities demand that the service start collecting logs. If you want to be private, you need more than just a promises.
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| from here |
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| from here |
