Entrevistamos a Berta Devant
summary
Argues that opaque terms exist from legal necessity not malice, but careless wording hides what data companies actually hold and what happens when breaches occur; points to Google transparency docs and Apple plain-language pages as concrete examples, and cites the open-source project Data Rights that parses privacy clauses (notes no Spanish banks yet); claims explaining data processing to users is feasible via simple videos and docs and will pressure firms to make terms readable.
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