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The problem is that the second you add that escape hole, every company that wants to do shady things can ask their users to use it. To me it's analogous to aski
by jakear 7y ago
The problem is that the second you add that escape hole, every company that wants to do shady things can ask their users to use it. To me it's analogous to asking for backdoors in software: "Please just let me get around the security procedures you've set in place. I promise I'll only use it for good and nobody ever will use it for anything malicious"