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I didn't say anyone or anything, in this case we're talking about a company that data mines as one of their primary business models that has been caught lying a
by bingidingi 5y ago
I didn't say anyone or anything, in this case we're talking about a company that data mines as one of their primary business models that has been caught lying about the extent of data collection multiple times. They've also been sued successfully multiple times and have settled cases out of court (i.e., paid settlements privately).
I'm not sure what happened, but there used to be a time where not trusting a company like Google would be the smart stance to take. How could anyone with that much power possibly be trustworthy?
- ezekg 5y agoThe tides have shifted, it seems. People now default to trusting big tech, trusting big govt, trusting big pharma. It was a lot of work, years of propaganda, but they did it!
- eloff 5y agoIf you don't trust them to abide by their contracts and agreements, don't use their services. That seems like a minimum requirement to do business with any party. No point complaining that other people are willing to do business with them.