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>> The boundary should be what is on a user device should stay personal on a user device. But how many apps only store the locally on the device versus sending
by thesuperbigfrog 5y ago
>> The boundary should be what is on a user device should stay personal on a user device.
But how many apps only store the locally on the device versus sending data to the cloud, getting data from the cloud, or calling cloud APIs to get functionality that cannot be provided on device?
Having the power of a personal computing device is huge, but having a networked personal computing device is far greater.
Keeping everything on-device is a good ideal for privacy, but not very practical for networked computing.
- throwrqX 5y agoAh, I was talking specifically about user generated personal information. I have edited my post to make it clearer.