A couple of months ago we started using the RTS App, which they brand for specific theaters, to implement reserved seating. So far it's been working great, customers love it, until one day a random guy happened to read the Privacy Statement for the app and found this:
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So, I wrote an email to RTS about this and they responded with something about how it can't be changed unless we want to register the app ourselves with the App store and such like that. I can't understand why they would want such an ambiguous (and highly un-professional) statement in their app, not to mention the danger if some "bad actor" ever happened to start working there and decided to have some fun with his perfectly legal access to "Everything."
I would really like to get them to change this but they don't seem to think it's a big deal.
I'm not sure what to tell people when they inquire about this outside of the fact that RTS is a reputable company and there shouldn't be anything to worry about, but that doesn't exactly seem like the ideal solution either.
So, I wrote an email to RTS about this and they responded with something about how it can't be changed unless we want to register the app ourselves with the App store and such like that. I can't understand why they would want such an ambiguous (and highly un-professional) statement in their app, not to mention the danger if some "bad actor" ever happened to start working there and decided to have some fun with his perfectly legal access to "Everything."
I would really like to get them to change this but they don't seem to think it's a big deal.
I'm not sure what to tell people when they inquire about this outside of the fact that RTS is a reputable company and there shouldn't be anything to worry about, but that doesn't exactly seem like the ideal solution either.
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