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So this raises an interesting point. You could claim that everyone has a price, which may well be true. And if that is the case we should change the focus from
by SimonPStevens 10y ago
So this raises an interesting point. You could claim that everyone has a price, which may well be true. And if that is the case we should change the focus from just switching to the next new platform that promises [security/privacy] as a short term thing until someone offers them enough money. Instead we should focus on [building/using] something where no-matter the price offered the operators don't physically have the ability to hand over the data.
Stop using mobile phone numbers as account Id's might be a good start.
- RestlessMind 10y agoI say this solution is better - "changing the focus from just switching to the next new platform that promises [security/privacy] as a short term thing until someone offers them enough money". Anything else (removing profits from equation) will be fighting against human nature to enrich oneself.