魔鬼藏在同意书

《魔鬼藏在同意书》是一部引人深思的纪录片，它深入探讨了互联网时代所带来的一系列问题。这部电影着重讨论了人们在使用Google、Facebook等网站时所面临的隐私问题。

在电影中，我们看到人们在使用这些网站时，往往轻易地点击了“我同意”按钮，却不知道自己失去了什么。这种“免费”的服务背后隐藏着巨大的代价，而这个代价就是我们的隐私。

通过一系列真实的案例和专家的解读，电影向观众揭示了互联网公司是如何通过收集和分析用户的个人信息来获取利润的。我们的每一次搜索、每一次点击，都被记录下来，用于定制广告和推销产品。而这些个人信息的泄露，也给我们的隐私带来了巨大的威胁。

电影还呈现了一些令人震惊的事实，比如互联网公司可以通过我们的手机摄像头和麦克风来监控我们的活动，甚至可以追踪我们的地理位置。这些事实让人不禁感到恐惧和担忧，我们的隐私正逐渐被侵犯。

《魔鬼藏在同意书》通过生动的画面和真实的案例，向观众展示了互联网时代的黑暗面。它提醒我们，在享受互联网带来的便利和乐趣的同时，我们也要保护好自己的隐私，不要轻易地放弃自己的权益。

总的来说，这部电影引发了观众对互联网隐私问题的思考。它提醒我们要警惕互联网公司对我们个人信息的滥用，同时也呼吁政府和社会各界加强对互联网隐私保护的监管和法规制定。

The film Terms And Conditions May Apply examines the cost of so-called 'free' services and the continuing disappearance of online privacy.
This is an important and frightening film, talk about how Google, Amzaon, Facebook, Twitter and the other popular website harvest our personal information and use it to the highest bidder, or to the government. How we don't read the Terms and conditions before we click Accept - nobody could, it would take a month per year for everything we sign.

The film is entertaining, including how a seven year old boy was interrogated about something he had texted; how an Irishman on holiday in the US never got into the country but spent days in confinement instead, because he had used destroy America as a figure of speech in a tweet; how people planning a zombie parade during the Royal Wedding were arrested based on the social media planning; and how a TV crime writer was raided based on his Google searches.

Sometimes, user outcry has an impact, as when Instagram backpedaled last year on its decision to make available user photographs in advertisements without compensation. In response to their anger, the service quickly acted to change the wording of its terms of service contract.

If we do not paying attention, the degree to which our privacy has already been compromised — at least as outlined in “Terms and Conditions”. In any case, deleting our accounts doesn’t actually delete anything, as the film notes, it just hides our data from ourselves.