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> huge financial incentives to actually deliver and not just pay lip service Which? It's still all closed source and tivoized, so you're still taking their wor
by Nullabillity 6y ago
> huge financial incentives to actually deliver and not just pay lip service
Which? It's still all closed source and tivoized, so you're still taking their word for it. At most they'd have to bullshit together some whitepaper about what they claim to do.
> and there are significant penalties waiting for them if they are lying about protecting privacy
The same "significant" penalties that were applied to Equifax?
> Also you can keep your data local with Apple hardware - it's encrypted and only available to your hardware
Based on... their claims?
- EricE 6y agoThey already have several white papers about how they treat privacy - dunno why you would assume they are bullshit right off the bat. As for validating their claims I don't need source code for that. There are enough people (like you, apparently) that have an axe to grind that would be more than happy to point out any malfeasance - for me that's far more valuable than having source code available.