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> Yes, because it has to, to serve the sync purpose. If you bothered to read my post, I never said that couldn't be done. They simply need to be liable (both c

by pdkl95 11y ago

> Yes, because it has to, to serve the sync purpose. If you bothered to read my post, I never said that couldn't be done. They simply need to be liable (both civil and criminal) for any problems that arrive. The idea that Google gets to collect all the data on people they want without any responsibility for how they handle that data is insane. > OK now you must be trolling. The fact that you think my post could be trolling suggests you aren't taking the risks from data aggregation anywhere near as seriously as you should be. I'm not - those are examples, not an exhaustive list. That said, data stays around forever, while 2nd graders eventually grow up. If you want a more likely example, try insurance companies.

kllrnohj 11y ago
> They simply need to be liable (both civil and criminal) for any problems that arrive. OK, but why bother saying that when they already are? Like, yes, Google is liable for data Google holds. Water is also wet. > The idea that Google gets to collect all the data on people they want without any responsibility for how they handle that data is insane. That idea appears to be something you made up, though? > I'm not - those are examples, not an exhaustive list. That said, data stays around forever, while 2nd graders eventually grow up. If you want a more likely example, try insurance companies. Since you're sticking by this please name a single thing a 2nd grader could do that literally anybody but their parents would give a shit about a week later, much less 10 years later?
- CaptSpify 11y ago
  > Since you're sticking by this please name a single thing a 2nd grader could do that literally anybody but their parents would give a shit about a week later, much less 10 years later? < 2 minutes of searching: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/AsSeenOnGMA/story?id=4585388 http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/AsSeenOnGMA/story?id=4585388 http://fox8.com/2015/11/10/8-year-old-ohio-girl-caught-with-marijuana-in-elementary-school-bathroom/ http://fox8.com/2015/11/10/8-year-old-ohio-girl-caught-with-... http://www.cbs46.com/story/17621353/six-year-old-arrested-at-school-for-tempertantrum-speaks-out http://www.cbs46.com/story/17621353/six-year-old-arrested-at...

by pdkl95 11y ago

kllrnohj 11y ago

> They simply need to be liable (both civil and criminal) for any problems that arrive. OK, but why bother saying that when they already are? Like, yes, Google is liable for data Google holds. Water is also wet. > The idea that Google gets to collect all the data on people they want without any responsibility for how they handle that data is insane. That idea appears to be something you made up, though? > I'm not - those are examples, not an exhaustive list. That said, data stays around forever, while 2nd graders eventually grow up. If you want a more likely example, try insurance companies. Since you're sticking by this please name a single thing a 2nd grader could do that literally anybody but their parents would give a shit about a week later, much less 10 years later?

CaptSpify 11y ago
> Since you're sticking by this please name a single thing a 2nd grader could do that literally anybody but their parents would give a shit about a week later, much less 10 years later? < 2 minutes of searching: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/AsSeenOnGMA/story?id=4585388 http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/AsSeenOnGMA/story?id=4585388 http://fox8.com/2015/11/10/8-year-old-ohio-girl-caught-with-marijuana-in-elementary-school-bathroom/ http://fox8.com/2015/11/10/8-year-old-ohio-girl-caught-with-... http://www.cbs46.com/story/17621353/six-year-old-arrested-at-school-for-tempertantrum-speaks-out http://www.cbs46.com/story/17621353/six-year-old-arrested-at...