It's 2026, and we agree to terms and conditions daily that govern how our data is used, stored, and shared. We don't have the time to comb through each provision of these agreements, and most of us don't have the knowledge to make sense of the pages-long legalese within them. When we use products that are personal, there are extra expectations, like that our security camera footage won't be parsed with AI by third-party companies or stored longer than we agreed to.
Apparently Amazon and Google didn't get the memo.
