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As an individual who is concerned about their own privacy facing corporations with terabites of information, how can you hope finding out what happened to your
by laurentoget 9y ago
As an individual who is concerned about their own privacy facing corporations with terabites of information, how can you hope finding out what happened to your data without gaining leverage through the government?
- jamiequint 9y agoRead the Privacy Policy where in the US and EU companies are required by law to say how they're using your data.
- vidarh 9y agoSo, relying on governments to dictate rules to protect us, in other words.
- jamiequint 9y agoDisclosure laws impose minimum negative effects on the end-businesses that are required to provide them, while being simultaneously beneficial for consumers. I think they are a good balance and end up being a net positive for society. A strictly libertarian viewpoint would say that no disclosure should be required and you should just choose to avoid any service that doesn't provide full disclosure. After all, it's their right to not provide that information to you and it's your right to not use that service as a result.