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It's a security company run mostly by ex-KGB and dependent on the good will of an administration willing to very publicly murder their opponents[0], and not bou
by matt4077 9y ago
It's a security company run mostly by ex-KGB and dependent on the good will of an administration willing to very publicly murder their opponents[0], and not bound by anything resembling rule of law.
So yes, it is possible, maybe even likely, that Kasperky is doing nothing shady and has only the best intentions. It's also somewhat irresponsible to entrust them with any data of value. Those two things are not mutually exclusive.
- 55555 9y agoPerhaps I'm confused, but did you mean to add a footnote/citation ([0])?
- matt4077 9y agoYeah. Just google for Polonium. They murdered someone, and made sure the victim, and the whole world, knew exactly who was behind it.
- FeepingCreature 9y agoUsually if you leave a footnote[0], you have to actually include the note in the footer of your comment. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Note_(typography) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Note_(typography) Like so.
- nasredin 9y agoProbably misspelled, from memory: Litvienko (Polonium) Politovskaya (Journalist) Nemtsov (Politician) And no, you do not need to leave a note (IMHO) since the fact that Russian government murders its critics is common knowledge.
- syockit 9y ago[0] is just a short form for [citation needed]