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This is an interesting point, and you're an excellent writer. So the obvious question: is it acceptable for the group of people you described (large corporatio
by engineer_22 6y ago
This is an interesting point, and you're an excellent writer.
So the obvious question: is it acceptable for the group of people you described (large corporations) to read your messages and insert themselves in private conversation?
- 52-6F-62 6y agoGood question—and if you’re looking for a line in the sand you may have found one. I wouldn’t say they should insert themselves in the process and read the messages mid-com, but there’s nothing hiding this messaging on the back end. In fact, isn’t this all a result of it being highly publicized? It’s that public broadcast people are reacting to, and nixing. They haven’t been booted off any private messaging systems (where they’ve only practiced private coms), have they? Edit: by back-end I mean the end product of their efforts not serverside