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Having a "good faith belief" is actually a high bar, legally. I remain unconcerned.
by naikrovek 8y ago
Having a "good faith belief" is actually a high bar, legally.
I remain unconcerned.
- Svip 8y agoAnd who is going to challenge Microsoft on this in court?
- naikrovek 8y agoYou lot, by the strength of the hatred I'm reading, here.
- tinus_hn 8y agoI am not really concerned Microsoft is downloading files from computers, but I am concerned if they technically have the ability to do so. If it requires an encryption key or some kind of password, these have a tendency to leak. If it is limited to a certain group of people, who's to say none of these people can be persuaded to sell your data? And would it be acceptable if the three-letter agencies can start snooping not only in the cloud but also on your own computer without you knowing?