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> Well, you can't trust anyone 100% but as organizations go I don't have much problem with Google having access. Which means you trust every Google executive,
by zeveb 10y ago
> Well, you can't trust anyone 100% but as organizations go I don't have much problem with Google having access.
Which means you trust every Google executive, manager, employee & contractor, as well as every agency of every government Google is beholden too.
I trust myself, and myself alone.
- justinlardinois 10y agoDo you have any tin foil left so the rest of us can make hats too?
- zeveb 10y ago> Do you have any tin foil left so the rest of us can make hats too? That's not an argument; it's an insult. Do you have any actual rebuttal to my statement that trusting Google means trusting 'every Google executive, manager, employee & contractor, as well as every agency of every government Google is beholden to,' or a rebuttal to my implication that this is unwise?
- justinlardinois 10y agoYes: Google has internal controls on information access, and government access is subject to legal processes, and governments don't automatically share all information between agencies. Your argument is hyperbole.
- Dylan16807 10y agoBecause everyone that walks by the google campus is given unaudited access codes to all the servers?