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As a European I have to I assume all major US companies in this area are either infiltrated or willingly participating in pervasive surveillance. It's still i
by johansch 10y ago
As a European I have to I assume all major US companies in this area are either infiltrated or willingly participating in pervasive surveillance.
It's still interesting to know which companies have been actually exposed for this kind abuse of their customers' trust.
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- kuschku 10y agoI’ve said the same a few times before, sadly, I usually get downvoted for it. It’s impossible to trust Google (Search, Chrome, DNS, Fi, Voice, Android, etc) or other big US companies at all regarding this, so we need open source solutions. The US government is openly hostile to citizen of other countries, on the internet and in the real world, so relying on them not sending an NSL to Google to fuck you over is quite dumb. Personally, I built my own cloud for everything I need, and I run Firefox on Arch Linux.
- M2Ys4U 10y agoQuite - and the European Court of Justice basically agrees with you too. Hence why Safe Harbor was anulled.