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Honest comment. As a neutral (UK), it's a tough call as to which country I'd prefer in this scenario. In terms of data, I imagine the US to be just as bad if n
by XJOKOLAT 9y ago
Honest comment. As a neutral (UK), it's a tough call as to which country I'd prefer in this scenario.
In terms of data, I imagine the US to be just as bad if not much worse (my prejudice) than Russia.
Someone can school me on this if I'm wrong but I prefer Telegram as a platform and I'm ambivalent as to which country my data ends up in (given this choice).
(Editing this comment based on above: "Small correction.
With Telegram your data ends up in Germany.
They are Berlin based and against the current Russian government")
- preavy 9y agoYou are wrong to be ambivalent. Russia is a vastly less free country than the United States. For example, please see https://freedomhouse.org https://freedomhouse.org
- XJOKOLAT 9y agoThanks for the link, I don't doubt that. But I meant specifically on the point of data-handling. Some Russian hackers or spooks vs American hackers and the NSA, etc The UK sucks just as bad. The current PM has just announced plans to regulate the web if they win the next election.
- preavy 9y agoWhy do you think data-handling is unrelated to the level of freedom in a country? Please don't be so naive as to equate the UK and USA with Putin's Russia.
- XJOKOLAT 9y agoI didn't say it was unrelated. But given the light and dark elements to data operations within many countries, I'd imagine you might be the one possibly being naive.
- vkazanov 9y agoThis is an example of a US government funded org, just like oh-so-many others. I agree with you to a certain extent but, please, this is a broken "proof".