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Originally Posted by bluecar1
from BT today
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Dear Mr. XXXXXX,
Regarding "What is to stop my children / subaccount holders agreeing to the change of contract when they have no authority?":
If you block the domain now on all PC's then the interstitial page will not be presented.
If someone opts into the trial there is a facility for opting out and back in again:
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so anyone on a pc in my network can agree and change my contract!!!
the responsibility is mine to ensure this does not happen!!!!
i have to block the cookies in my browsers that way i do not know when they start spying on ME!!!!
on the plus side the full product rollout will be cookie free, but by which time a large number of users will have been duped into a contract change by a sub account holder with nothing they can do about it!!!!
peter
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That is very interesting and confirms my suspicions - basically they are putting the onus on the account holder, and they are totally ignoring the issue over children and the issue of contractual obligations to the account holder.
I would suggest we focus on this a little, perhaps using the BT advert family as an example. anyone feel like writing a script for an advert?
In any complaints to authorities about the Webwise trials this sort of thing should definitely be mentioned.