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If we follow Troy's line of reasoning, then we would need to add these warnings to phones, tv's, websites, credit cards -- just about anything that contains dat
by koverda 9y ago
If we follow Troy's line of reasoning, then we would need to add these warnings to phones, tv's, websites, credit cards -- just about anything that contains data about you.
I guess the main point the author is trying to make is that data can get compromised, and some people might not be aware of that.
Nothing new or groundbreaking.
- npsimons 9y ago> If we follow Troy's line of reasoning, then we would need to add these warnings to phones, tv's, websites, credit cards -- just about anything that contains data about you. I honestly don't see a problem with requiring this and enforcing it with the corporate death penalty. Need I mention Equifax?