Fusion 360 - Has anyone read the Autodesk Privacy Policy?

Enthused by the "What do you use when designing?" thread, I've decided to have a go with Fusion 360.

I'm always conscious that there is no such thing as a free lunch.

The Fusion 360 download process requires me to accept a Privacy Policy. Opening that policy reveals a long document containing further links to a number of other third-party Privacy Policies. Being lazy I'm unwilling to spend a few hours trying to understand it all if I can possibly avoid it.

Can anyone already using Fusion 360 confirm that they've read the Privacy Policies and are in a position to reassure me that the conditions are reasonable?

Thanks,

Dave

No I haven't and have no intention of doing so. TBH, unless you are a lawyer with experience of US contract law I doubt any of us would know what to make of it. Not much you could short of refusing to use the product but it seems unlikely they are going to pull any particularly cunning stunts on us. I think the usual advice applies - leave it to the armchair experts and get on with it before life passes you by.

Thanks Muzzer, good advice. I've been wading through the legalise and some of it is double-edged, especially if you are a little paranoid. However, I'm giving Autodesk the benefit of the doubt - It's probably there to protect Autodesk rather than to enable them to screw with potential customers. So I've decided to go with it.

The reason I've had more time to read the policy is itself irritating. My Windows 10 machine is downloading 3 large updates, the last being the unwanted privacy intrusive upgrade to v1607. Apart from slowing my internet to a crawl, the upgrades mean I'm in for a few hours of reboots and cleaning up. As the only reason I came on-line was to pay a few Bills and have a go with Fusion, I'm getting grumpy!

Cheers,

Dave