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Comment by 1shooner

1 year ago

> but if I did that I'd probably be consenting to using the picture _for that one session_, where I'm in control.

You mean you you'd be wanting to consent to one session, while actually affirmatively consenting to something else. On one hand I agree there would be nothing wrong with limiting the scope of what is legally allowed in a ToS. On the other, I also think it's good that single parties can't just spontaneously wish away conditions of business agreements they don't like (although I imagine with a modicum of effort, you could modify that consent with Meta at any point).

There's a comment in the reddit thread about how consent to Meta is invalid because Meta is essential to participating in modern society - basically saying that being a Meta user is a civil right. Bonkers.

> You mean you you'd be wanting to consent to one session, while actually affirmatively consenting to something else.

Valid consent requires knowing what you're consenting to. This is not a new principle.