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Big fancy words with zero content and a complete lack of arguments. > He says "most likely", but even this is not certain. That is the exact meaning of most l
by fredmorcos 10y ago
Big fancy words with zero content and a complete lack of arguments.
> He says "most likely", but even this is not certain.
That is the exact meaning of most likely.
> Simply because most companies we know that have acted in such a way actually were eavesdropping on its customers, one cannot say with certainty that this is a general rule.
It would be plain idiotic to not assume the worst until proven otherwise, especially after everything we learned in the past few years.