>That's nice, but it shouldn't be forbidden to violate users' privacy, it should be impossible. Work for just about any company, tech or otherwise, in a sysadm

>That's nice, but it shouldn't be forbidden to violate users' privacy, it should be impossible. Work for just about any company, tech or otherwise, in a sysadmin role. There is always going to be some way for a smart, malicious admin to get into things. Snowden is maybe the best example. If an organization with an insider threat risk profile as high as the NSA's can't get it right, then you can be pretty certain almost no one else is either.