This strikes me as particularly salient as to the point on privacy and security: "The opposite is true for these tech giants. They get to decide what level of

This strikes me as particularly salient as to the point on privacy and security: "The opposite is true for these tech giants. They get to decide what level of security you have on your accounts, and you have no say in the matter. If you are offered security and privacy options, it's because they decided you can have them. There is no regulation. There is no accountability. There isn't even any transparency. Do you know how secure your data is on Facebook, or in Apple's iCloud, or anywhere? You don't. No one except those companies do. Yet they're crucial to the country's national security. And they're the rare consumer product or service allowed to operate without significant government oversight." Perhaps this hack will bring the security issue to the forefront of our U.S. legislators.