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This kind of seems like a national security concern, which the US government would want to block the acquisition. Given it's US company that has access to a ton
by milofeynman 7y ago
This kind of seems like a national security concern, which the US government would want to block the acquisition. Given it's US company that has access to a ton on US traffic it's certainly reasonable that a state actor would want all that data.
- markdown 7y agoI'm not sure there's such a thing as a former Israeli spy. That being so, this may be a Mossad operation, in which case the US is powerless to do anything about it.
- epse 7y agoThat unit is part of the Israeli army, and Israel has conscription so inevitably a lot of people will end up there. Should none of them be trustworthy?
- skibop 7y agoAre israelis trustworthy?
- RealStickman 7y agoIs anybody trustworthy? Hell, that's why I avoid any five eyes vpns.
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- Jamwinner 7y agoI would like to rephrase a greyed out comment in a less inflamatory language: Is the current and recent government of Israel known for highly funded hacking operations (stuxnet), misinformation (palastine), or general shadyness (Bibi)? (Previous comment generalized to all isralis, presumably due to their military service requirement, but that does not honestly reflect on the individual citizen or resident. )