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As someone on /r/sysadmin has correctly remarked - if you are outsourcing to India, you should assume that all data they have access to it is now also freely ac
by eps 8y ago
As someone on /r/sysadmin has correctly remarked - if you are outsourcing to India, you should assume that all data they have access to it is now also freely accessible to the Indian government.
- russh 8y agoI never thought anything else of any data that leaves my network.
- swebs 8y agoAnd if you're using Windows 10, your personal data is harvested and sent back to Microsoft... who overwhelmingly outsources to India.
- throwawaymjabba 8y agoDon't get me wrong, but I feel the /r/sysadmin folks are extremely pissed off at Indians, probably because of all the outsourcing. I find it amusing that they blame it on shitty coding by Indians whenever there is a breach or a website down incident, but keep quite on the nationality when the outage/breach has nothing to do with outsourcing.
- yogeshp 8y agoAll the agencies mentioned in the article are related to anti-terrorism, Investigations and Tax department. They could get any data previously too, with warrant but now they can track you without warrant. It doesn't means anything for normal IT work .