Posted October 04, 2018
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So once again I wanted to check GOG's changed privacy policy only to run into this surreal situation:
I have to allow third-party scripts in order to determine whether any information is being gathered by third parties on GOG's web site.
Is it really that difficult to mirror-host your Privacy Policy and Terms of Use on gog.com domain?
ZenDesk has plenty of "data-mining" scripts running on their page outright, and their content is also hosted on bootstrapcdn.com, which itself is in cooperation with Google. Not to mention having clauses about access to processed data in their contracts.
I realize it's not a popular opinion nowadays, but I would like to see some appreciation for my privacy.
tl;dr: Please make the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use for GOG.com available directly from gog.com, and without third-party scripts.
I have to allow third-party scripts in order to determine whether any information is being gathered by third parties on GOG's web site.
Is it really that difficult to mirror-host your Privacy Policy and Terms of Use on gog.com domain?
ZenDesk has plenty of "data-mining" scripts running on their page outright, and their content is also hosted on bootstrapcdn.com, which itself is in cooperation with Google. Not to mention having clauses about access to processed data in their contracts.
I realize it's not a popular opinion nowadays, but I would like to see some appreciation for my privacy.
tl;dr: Please make the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use for GOG.com available directly from gog.com, and without third-party scripts.
