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Allow me to sell your organisation some VR goggles with iris-reading DRM protection. Your browser won't display on any other screen. And Google Services won't w
by afandian 7y ago
Allow me to sell your organisation some VR goggles with iris-reading DRM protection. Your browser won't display on any other screen. And Google Services won't work in any other browser.
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- rndgermandude 7y agoI can still remember the message (or at least important bits) and can write it down when at home or tell it to other people.
- maciej 7y agofor now
- mc32 7y agoWell, presumably most communication is two way or actionable. If not, then there is no reason for the communication in the first place.
- wyxuan 7y agoYeah but it is still a helluva lot harder to leak it, and it isn't as good as showing an email exchange.
- rndgermandude 7y agoSure it's harder, and it will not stand up in a court of law probably. But there probably have been and still are a ton of spies, national and industrial, who do exactly this, memorize things.
- icedchai 7y agoDon't bother. Someone will figure out how to either fit a small camera into the VR goggles, or separate the iris-reader from the display part.
- politician 7y agoThis is an arms race. Allow me to use an iris app on my smartphone to defeat your iris-reading DRM while I take a video of the content. It's not possible to do what Gmail wants to do without a SCIF. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_Compartmented_Information_Facility https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_Compartmented_Inform...
- joshuamorton 7y agoYou're making broadly wrong assumptions about what Gmail wants to do here.
- politician 7y agoAs an employee of a very large corporation, are you trying to claim a special inside knowledge about the strategic thinking of the corporation. Are you in or do you report to the C-suite? If not, consider that you might be making your own broadly wrong assumptions.
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