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I'm not sure the shareholders of those companies would agree with you. They may find another product - I can't imagine there isn't an incentive to seed a compe

I'm not sure the shareholders of those companies would agree with you. They may find another product - I can't imagine there isn't an incentive to seed a competitor to US companies in Russian jurisdiction. Russia has the capital and talent to do it, and I can't imagine the will is that far off.

origami777 9y ago
At a certain point it becomes a national security risk. And we have to choose, money or security. Until our overall cybersecuirty improves I vote against the profit incentive. And I say we don't leave that decision to shareholders because they don't act with our nations best interest in mind all the time.