Comment by vsgherzi

But consumer perception matters. When a person engages with a product a social contract is formed. If it’s broken as the case here, I think it’s reasonable that they fight back. They have an expectation is privacy and it wasn’t upheld regardless of what the TOS says or how the tech works. This probably ends with a warning in new sessions like the McDonald’s hot coffee warning.

Note that I’m not arguing if it’s right or wrong idk on that front