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Internet privacy charters

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Automatically translated from French.

Frankly, this gives me chills

The "privacy policies" we accept daily without even reading them can contain clauses that legitimize the full exploitation of our personal data and our privacy. Here's a glaring example that you absolutely must avoid!
We firmly believe that privacy means nothing to you. If that wasn't the case, you probably wouldn't have a Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn account, and you wouldn't use a search engine like Google. And if you're one of these paranoid crazies who really worries about your personal data, stop using our products, and go find yourself a life.

We fully agree with Mark Zuckerberg when he soberly states "The age of privacy is over".

Our privacy policy is a reflection of this conviction. Therefore, to satisfy the absurd legal obligations (and so you know exactly what to expect from us), we are happy to present our privacy policy to you:

1. We are the company that cares about your privacy. More precisely, while most other companies take care to protect your personal data, we take care to violate this data and profit from your privacy as soon as your information is useful or opportune.

2. You should know that using one of our programs or services is equivalent to living in a completely glass house and monitored by webcams, under the impassive eye of Big Brother: you have no privacy with us. If we have the slightest chance of using one of your information to make a profit legally, we will probably do it.

3. We will track and record all your disgusting activities (and the others too) using cookies, GPS, secure connections, and any other technology that exists today or is likely to exist in the future.

4. By using one of our services, you authorize us to surgically introduce into your body a tracking computer chip of our choice, and to sell all information collected to the highest bidder... And to all other bidders. You also consent to update or reinstall the aforementioned chip whenever we request it, up to 50 years after your death.

5. If the opportunity arises to use or sell any of your information, data or metadata, we will jump on it like a pitbull on a fresh steak.

6. Please send us an email to tell us some of your secrets. We may, at our sole discretion, broadcast, disclose, sell, manipulate or use to our advantage these secrets or any information they contain, whenever we want, wherever we want, and however we want.

7. We are right now watching you through your webcam. Are you still moving your lips like that when you read? We also recorded what you were doing last week, and we are sending the video to (who you know). If the preceding statements are not true, it's because in addition to the rest, we reserve the right to lie to you. You agree to believe us and consider us harmless. Moreover, if we don't record everything you do via your webcam, it's either that we couldn't figure out how to do it, or that you're not that interesting, or both.

8. Everything mentioned above must be taken seriously. Therefore, don't try to drag us to court later with absurdities like "I thought all this was satire". Your entire privacy belongs to us now. Really.

9. We love chocolate chip cookies. At our request, you are ready to provide any employee or associate of your company with fresh chocolate chip cookies. This is the price to pay for using our programs or services (in addition to any other price we might imagine).

10. Spam. You accept the fact that nothing done from the information and access you have given us could be called Spam. Even if it is. We prefer the term "Bacon", because... Bacon, yummmmmmmmm, it's good.
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