Comment by matheusmoreira
4 years ago
> So don't buy/install it. But don't take away that choice from other people.
You mean the choice to install malware on other people's devices? Why shouldn't it be taken away?
4 years ago
> So don't buy/install it. But don't take away that choice from other people.
You mean the choice to install malware on other people's devices? Why shouldn't it be taken away?
Reveal to a loved one, someone of their choosing. It's not revealing it to the world or even to Truple.
> The whole purpose of this software is to the reveal the private life of others. Why should people be able to install malware on other people's devices? People shouldn't be allowed to do it to other peoples devices. People should be allowed to install software on their down devices, for their kids or for their own use to help with online behaviors/addictions.
If it's your own device, I guess it's fine. I'm not sure I would consider my child's phone to be my device though. I certainly wouldn't have tolerated that sort of behavior from my parents when I was a kid myself.
Whether the device your child uses is yours, or theirs, that's up to you as the parent to decide.
> I certainly wouldn't have tolerated that sort of behavior from my parents when I was a kid myself.
Kids will be kids. I would have been the same way. I learned to pick a lock on the computer desk as a kid in order to play computer games after I was supposed to be in bed. The issues is the negative impact of tech is only growing, and it's harder and harder for kids to come out unscathed.
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