HELLFIRE https://www.theregister.com/2025/07/18/llm_products_terms_of_service/ … WeTransfer is not the only tech giant refreshing its legal fine print – any new product that needs permissions-based data access – not just for AI – is going to require a change to its terms of service. … But users were not happy about the wording, which has since been removed, and took to social media and The Register to say so, with one telling us: “Given that one of the common use cases is to securely transfer sensitive content between users, this is a gross violation of privacy and they should be called out until they roll back this change or lose all their customers;” coming in for special ire was the phrase: “You will not be entitled to compensation for any use of Content by us under these Terms.” … Regards
egeezer “It is better to beg forgiveness than to ask permission” sometimes results in undesirable outcomes.