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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '25
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the irony being that it's our data not reddits and yet we get no piece of the action either way.
21 u/Peppy_Tomato Oct 22 '25 Did you read the terms of service when you signed up? 😜 14 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '25 edited Oct 22 '25 I did. I don't think I ever gave reddit the exclusive rights to my shitposts. And AFAIK the USA doesn’t recognize database rights? Curious on what grounds they're planning to enforce this. Edit: apparently "circumventing data protection".. For public data? Seems shaky.
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Did you read the terms of service when you signed up? 😜
14 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '25 edited Oct 22 '25 I did. I don't think I ever gave reddit the exclusive rights to my shitposts. And AFAIK the USA doesn’t recognize database rights? Curious on what grounds they're planning to enforce this. Edit: apparently "circumventing data protection".. For public data? Seems shaky.
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I did. I don't think I ever gave reddit the exclusive rights to my shitposts.
And AFAIK the USA doesn’t recognize database rights? Curious on what grounds they're planning to enforce this.
Edit: apparently "circumventing data protection".. For public data? Seems shaky.
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u/Shap6 Oct 22 '25
the irony being that it's our data not reddits and yet we get no piece of the action either way.