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Privacy isn't binary, and there's a large difference between "Amazon could potentially read this, but they'd be breaking their own ToS and some laws to do so" a
by Filligree 10y ago
Privacy isn't binary, and there's a large difference between "Amazon could potentially read this, but they'd be breaking their own ToS and some laws to do so" and "Public on the internet".
- exceptione 10y agoBut what is the difference with BitBucket then? Besides, if you worry that state actors are interested in your source code, I do not see how Amazon being law-abiding would be of any help here..
- milesrout 10y agoAmazon breaks dozens of laws all over the world every day just by existing (illegal anti-competitive activities, probable tax evasion, definite illegal tax avoidance, etc.). So I don't think that breaking a few more laws bothers them.