👉 Waiver computing is a mechanism that allows users to temporarily bypass certain privacy and security controls, such as location tracking or data retention policies, when they give explicit permission to a service provider. This is typically done through a waiver form or agreement, where users agree to the temporary release of their data in exchange for specific benefits, like enhanced services or personalized experiences. The waiver is usually time-limited and revocable, meaning users can withdraw their consent at any point. This approach balances the need for service providers to offer valuable features with users' privacy rights, ensuring that data is only shared under controlled and agreed-upon conditions.
