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And, frankly speaking, we don't want them to refuse lawful orders to hand over data. We might not have a well-functioning justice system, but the alternative--
by Frondo 9y ago
And, frankly speaking, we don't want them to refuse lawful orders to hand over data.
We might not have a well-functioning justice system, but the alternative--when corporations could feel empowered to ignore it because they themselves are big and powerful--is much, much, much worse.
- wyager 9y ago> And, frankly speaking, we don't want them to refuse lawful orders to hand over data. I actually do, but this would be quite unreasonable to ask. A practical middle-ground is making it so that any data they are forced to hand over is useless.
- siquick 9y agoAs a non-US citizen, I trust Apple and Google far more than the US Government.