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> it’s the fact that this is now *probably* stored on a bunch of different systems and handled sloppily. It is not logical to both present something as FACT an
by koheripbal 6y ago
> it’s the fact that this is now *probably* stored on a bunch of different systems and handled sloppily.
It is not logical to both present something as FACT and then also admit it is speculation.
- kortilla 6y agoProbabilities are still facts. If I flip a coin 1000 times it will probably land on heads at least once. Thousands of huge corporations have continuously been caught up in data dumps, hacks, insider schemes, etc. Especially with data that has no liability. This case is statistically unlikely to be any different. Now if I had made this up in a world where experian, Adobe, capital one, etc didn’t happen, then I could see where you’re coming from. But I’m not, this is the world we live in and it’s rightfully why people get upset when companies suck in yet more PII.