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You've accurately described the thirty pieces of silver for which you're willing to sell your privacy.
by devishard 11y ago
You've accurately described the thirty pieces of silver for which you're willing to sell your privacy.
- Veratyr 11y agoChoosing closed source software is not selling my privacy. Statements like this make the OSS community seem toxic.
- devishard 11y ago> Choosing closed source software is not selling my privacy. With hypothetical closed source software in the abstract this might be a reasonable claim, but the software mentioned above includes a bunch of software which is known not to protect your privacy. You can't seriously claim, for example, that Google employees don't have more access to your Google docs than you do.