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Yeah, I am aware that I might be misplacing my trust and share things with people who end up sharing it with third parties, violating my trust ... your point be

• joshuamorton 10y ago
  Well I didn't really have a point to be made, just a general informational statement. However, claiming that I'm violating your trust if you send me an email is a bit of a strong statement, don't you think.
  • zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 10y ago
    > However, claiming that I'm violating your trust if you send me an email is a bit of a strong statement, don't you think. I am not sure what your argument is? If I am sending you an email, you cannot possibly violate my trust by sharing it with other people?
    • joshuamorton 10y ago
      You said >I might be misplacing my trust and share things with people who end up sharing it with third parties, violating my trust I take that as "If I send an email to someone and they share it with third parties, they are violating my trust...Google/gmail is one such third party."
      • zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 10y ago
        Well, google is one third party that I would count as a violation of my trust--obviously, that does not necessarily apply to every possible third party, if that is what you are getting at? Nor would it necessarily apply to google, if the specific content was meant to be shared with google, or whatever. My point is: Yes, it is obvious that other people can violate my trust by sharing information with third parties, and I might not even know, as that doesn't even require email or computers. People could be sending copies of snail mail letters I send them to some company offering them 10 cents per piece or something ...