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Of course but my point is that no one is forcing me to do that. Sure, it sucks that they are harvesting stuff from me even though I am not part of their conclav
by _Understated_ 10y ago
Of course but my point is that no one is forcing me to do that. Sure, it sucks that they are harvesting stuff from me even though I am not part of their conclave but, as much as it pains me to say it, I could decide not to send or receive any emails from gmail.
Facebook is a bit harder to avoid I admit... not sure what you do about that although I have had a few people lately ask me if it is ok to put a picture of my son on Facebook... never had that before.
Inconvenient and incredibly tin-foil-hatty but possible.
Imagine if we only had a state-owned ISP and VPNs were banned... that's what we need to watch out for.
Facebook, Google, Twitter and <insert other big co.> will not be around forever: Even tech giants fall - Look at Nokia!
- RobertoG 10y ago" no one is forcing me to do that" Strictly speaking they are not, but they are forcing your hand when it's not practical to do different. Concretely Google have elevated that to an art. "Facebook, Google, Twitter and <insert other big co.> will not be around forever: Even tech giants fall - Look at Nokia!" All true. Sadly, you can be sure that their databases are going to be around forever..