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Right. One would expect the company with the "superior attitude towards user privacy" would choose the option not to give them the keys up. This isn't about whi
by kodablah 8y ago
Right. One would expect the company with the "superior attitude towards user privacy" would choose the option not to give them the keys up. This isn't about which country's government favors privacy, the earlier post claimed a company had a superior attitude which is not completely true even when trying to make excuses for them.
- macintux 8y agoIf Apple leaves China, beside blowing a massive hole in their growth strategy, how is users’ privacy enhanced?
- kodablah 8y agoPrivacy is a trust game. When for one country you'll make a very public stance against usurping encryption but for another you will do it and remain mum, your principles are called into question. User privacy depends on consistent application of principles and is harmed by setting the precedent that you willingly break it in inconsistent ways without even being vocally against it.