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You imply security agencies have direct uncontrolled online access to Google maps personal data today, this is not true. There is due process to access private
by mda 7y ago
You imply security agencies have direct uncontrolled online access to Google maps personal data today, this is not true. There is due process to access private data and you can always have the option to enable, disable, delete it. Lets stick to the facts.
- HenryBemis 7y agoYou imply that they don't. If the Wikileaks/Snowden story, the AT&T (room 641A) story taught us anything is that we cannot place any reliance to any due process and that 3-letter agencies harvest anything they can, any way they can, without any respect to privacy (big laughter here) and due process. I am not trashing security agencies. I am merely stating that lines in the sand never seem to stopped them before and most likely won't stop them now (or in the future). Whether it could be the AT&T case, or a bribed sys/net admin, "they" want it all and they got the budgets to get it done.