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It works in Russia, China, and less so (perhaps) America (e.g. telcos). It's similarly practical for a government to have unlimited intelligence on its populace
by cryptarch 10y ago
It works in Russia, China, and less so (perhaps) America (e.g. telcos). It's similarly practical for a government to have unlimited intelligence on its populace.
That doesn't mean its good for anyone not working for the government, explicitly (as an employee or contractor) or implicitly (as a data collecting company which can be forced to share).
IMO a) collecting data on users and b) doing it in a way that does not preserve user privacy makes you complicit to mass surveillance.
Edit: directly -> explicitly
- CaptSpify 10y ago> That doesn't mean its good for anyone not working for the government directly or indirectly. I totally agree. I'd argue that it's objectively bad for anyone not working for the government. But I'm talking about from the company's point of view.