Red flags can pop up in any kind of relationship! It doesn’t matter if this relationship is with your parents, your romantic partner, your friend, your sibling – it doesn’t matter. This game is meant to be hilarious and funny for friends to play with each other, but recognizing relationship red flags in real life can be a bit harder to do. For example, someone can choose to date a guy who is a doctor, loves dogs, buuuuuut only wears a diaper around the house. It’s when players pull random cards that have two positive qualities about a fictional person, and then pull a card that’s a “red flag.” One of the players in the group then has to decide who they’ll pick to go on a date with based on these cards. The project was started by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, but is now part of ToS DR.Have you ever played the game Red Flags? If you haven’t, here’s the rundown.

is a site that keeps change logs of legal policies, sometimes going back years, according to de Jong. LegiCrowd is another project demystifying terms of service that the ToS DR team is collaborating with, but de Jong said it's aimed more toward researchers.

The service combines data from ToS DR with data from several other sources about encryption, trackers and more. In addition to ToS DR, de Jong suggested DuckDuckGo's Privacy Essentials browser extension. They're not something that's a necessary evil - it's part of the overall site, because it's meant to be the commitment you're making to individuals regarding how you're going to handle their personal information.' 'The expectation now is that privacy policies should get as much focus in their drafting and design as the rest of the site.

'Privacy policies should be written by a layperson and reviewed by a lawyer, not the other way around,' Henein said. Henein noted Microsoft as a good example of how to present website terms: The tech company outlines its privacy policy in about three pages, which are broken into sections for structure and clarity.

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