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I like that the webshit data robbers downvote me for saying what they're doing is evil, yet if I showed any particular one what kind of information I have acces
by 1000units 7y ago
I like that the webshit data robbers downvote me for saying what they're doing is evil, yet if I showed any particular one what kind of information I have access to about them, just as a random private citizen interested in these things, they'd freak out and call me a creep. It's a shame what money does to people.
- cameronbrown 7y ago> yet if I showed any particular one what kind of information I have access to about them This is where the line is drawn for most - if people from Facebook, Amazon or Google look at information other than machines. Totally fine if it's just a computer with a strong law like GDPR safeguarding it.
- 1000units 7y agoPeople are looking.
- emiliobumachar 7y agoNot that I'm doubting you, but could you please provide sources?
- 1000units 7y agoI will not. This is both common knowledge and common sense. You can easily find articles about sufficiently low-level drones getting fired from Facebook for snooping if this is an authentic query. If you have trusted friends in tech, you can ask them even better.
- cameronbrown 7y agoMaybe. I'm just saying this is where expectations lie - including my own. Maybe I'm naive, I don't know. From my conversations with Googlers at least, it does seem they're extremely careful about insider threats.