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Why isn't it as simple as "if it's not on a computer you own, don't expect privacy."
by jimktrains2 9y ago
Why isn't it as simple as "if it's not on a computer you own, don't expect privacy."
- matt4077 9y agoBecause that would preclude the internet from being useful for a rather large portion of people's lives. (Not that I believe you have a right to privacy when you organise as a neighbourhood group and basically act like a tiny, kleptocratic, unelected apartheid regime.)
- jimktrains2 9y agoHow so? The current state is that nothing is private if it's on someone else's server. What I described is the current state. Just because you trust Google not to publish all your email doesn't mean they're private.