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Those are pretty much the same point - privacy. Which most people aren't too worried about.
by axod 16y ago
Those are pretty much the same point - privacy. Which most people aren't too worried about.
- mdwrigh2 16y agoAnd if you're really concerned with this, haven't we generally solved this problem? Pass the information back and forth completely encrypted and only store the key locally. I mean, obviously the problem is far more difficult than that, but there's no reason we can't have data stored "in the cloud", while maintaining some privacy of information. I suppose what I really should say instead of "we've solved this" is that storing things "in the cloud" doesn't necessarily mean you give up all rights to privacy. There has to be some middle ground here.