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I dare to say the right question to ask is a different one: When does something officially become recognised infrastructure? Streets, power supply, water, and
by marenkay 9y ago
I dare to say the right question to ask is a different one:
When does something officially become recognised infrastructure?
Streets, power supply, water, and now we are actually facing the question if the internet should be part of the default infrastructure we expect.
This poses several questions and issues, such as identity but also e.g. storage of data. Think of all the SaaS products, and what happens if they go out of business.
What happens to your data? In a more broader view this means, who owns the data? You, the provider, the state, nobody?