Tim Hortons spyware

[Indiana]

A good upcoming class action to join.
Looking forward to some free coffees.

Tim Hortons app violated Canadian privacy laws, 'misled' users

The locations of people who used the popular Tim Hortons app was tracked without their consent, Canada's privacy commissioner found in a scathing report.

toronto.citynews.ca

 

[Sonic Temple]

Where do I sign the petition for free coffee. Would rather take a free donut though.

 

[Goodoer]

Count me in. I spend so much money there.

 

[Claudia Love]

Not only did they trace your location they traced where you work and your sexual preference. I hope they get sued up the ass.

 

[whynot888]

Where do I sign the petition for free coffee. Would rather take a free donut though.

Going to have to wait, the cops have senority

 

[shack]

the cops have senority

Only at their Mexican locations.

 

[glamphotographer]

I'll settle for their upper deck hockey cards, a whole box.

 

[glamphotographer]

Going to have to wait, the cops have senority

Well, then we will have to launch a class action against the cops.

 

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[Spunky1]

Now Tim’s knows I like eating MUFFins

 

[GameBoy27]

I have a Tims card but I never downloaded the app. I had a bad feeling about it from the beginning. That's why I avoided it. Turns out I was right to avoid.

 

[Deviant]

The app is the only way to Play Roll up the Rim to Win

 

[poker]

I switched to McDonalds today. Tomorrow, I bring in my own coffee from home.

 

[RaphaelD]

And is there going to be any legal repercussions for Tims from the privacy commission or authorities?

 

[mrcheeks]

Where do I sign the petition for free coffee. Would rather take a free donut though.

How about a free breakfast sandwich? That is what I consume the most from Tims. I have even collected enough points for free breakfast sandwiches a few times.

 

[NotADcotor]

As long as they don't track me from 4 to 4:30, that's Willy's time!

 

[Insidious Von]

So let me understand this.

Tim's not only wants you to consume Bieber's effluence, they want to track you as well. Sounds like a Zucka trick.

 

[IM469]

Wasn't there an agreement before you get free access ? I assume they have a blanket agreement covering collected data, rights to my first born child and ownership of my soul.

I figure when I die there will be a huge estate legal fight between my family and the 50,000 software agreements i agreed to without reading when I was alive.