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> There needs to be something done at a higher level but that also comes with its own set of issues. There's an obvious 'issue'—the poor little companies that
by JadeNB 10y ago
> There needs to be something done at a higher level but that also comes with its own set of issues.
There's an obvious 'issue'—the poor little companies that want to track to us will have a hard time, because we don't want to be tracked—an administrative issue—there has to be some easy way for just about anybody to query whatever central database—and, perhaps, a security issue—a central database with everyone's contact information could be a desireable target. That's all that I can think of, though; what else do you have in mind?
- tixocloud 10y agoYou're spot on with the issues you mentioned. The issue I thought about was who is going to be the one housing the centralized database. Would it be governments? Private corporations? Mixture of both? It's not clear what's the best option. Not everyone trusts the government to have all that information and not everyone trusts private corporations either.