Pinterest Privacy

I personally have never read a privacy policy for any social media platform that I’m part of. I also don’t know of anyone my age who read them either. I think part of this is because they’re way too long and are not visually attractive. There’s also the mentality that you’re going to end up joining the platform regardless of the policies so what the point in reading them? Alongside this, even if there are negative consequences, everyone else is already using the platform and so if we’re all subject to these policies what’s the harm? Because of this reality, I chose to keep my privacy policies very short, visually attractive and brutally honest. I used Andersons policies. 

References: 

Anderson, J. (2017). A lawyer rewrote Instagram’s privacy policy so kids and parents can have a meaningful talk about privacy. Fine Print. Retrieved fromhttps://qz.com/878790/a-lawyer-rewrote-instagrams-terms-of-service-for-kids-now-you-can-understand-all-of-the-private-data-you-and-your-teen-are-giving-up-to-social-media