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Yet the only seeming relevant principle of the 'Kape principles' is: > 3. Zero Data – sanctity of personal data – we believe each individual owns his own data
by _emacsomancer_ 7y ago
Yet the only seeming relevant principle of the 'Kape principles' is:
> 3. Zero Data – sanctity of personal data – we believe each individual owns his own data therefore we will never store or attempt to sell what does not belong to us.
Which is vague in the extreme. It does not clarify what 'personal data' means. Is my internet activity when using PIA/Kape's network still my own? Or does Kape now make a claim on this data?
If there is really a 'never log' guarantee, why is this not prominently displayed in the discussion of the merger?