Post AYWuLiu74WbiPWh3GC by johns@social.librem.one
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 (DIR) Post #AYWuLiu74WbiPWh3GC by johns@social.librem.one
       2023-08-08T14:12:02Z
       
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       What would the world look like if companies had to continue following the ToS version in existence at the time your data was generated? So every new ToS version would only apply to data generated from that point on?
       
 (DIR) Post #AYWuQFmMmkNNWsEKhM by joeyh@hachyderm.io
       2023-08-08T15:53:45Z
       
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       @johns I'm surprised this isn't the case unless they bury a retroactive grant in the ToS..
       
 (DIR) Post #AYWuQGYZtUwNwOmpqS by johns@social.librem.one
       2023-08-08T15:58:54Z
       
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       @joeyh I think it isn't the case because the ToS say you agree they can be changed at any time. So part of this thought experiment would be that such clauses are not allowed.The result of the thought experiment could be that ToSes would be even worse, since they would have even more incentive to be as broad as possible at the start.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYWuQHIf89nuFKLdg0 by joeyh@hachyderm.io
       2023-08-08T16:06:00Z
       
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       @johns hm.. as a concrete example, when github changed their TOS to claim a license grant to all software uploaded to it (by the copyright holder presumably), I immediately deleted all my mirrors of my software from github.My hope is that github does not have an additional license to my software, because I did not publish any software there under the new ToS.