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What you are missing is the fact that Google is protecting rights against the state; but they could just as easily decide to give up all the data instead of ano
by NHQ 5y ago
What you are missing is the fact that Google is protecting rights against the state; but they could just as easily decide to give up all the data instead of anonymizing and parsing it for them.
When corporations are holding the privacy line against the state, there are wolves in the pasture.
- emteycz 5y agoIt's courts, not corporations. The corporation is protecting the customer because the law says so, and the courts enforce it. This is an example of the system working, not a negative.
- kodah 5y agoI'm a very big privacy enthusiast and you're right. Part of effective privacy law is passing rules to ensure companies (who have more power and financial incentive) protect their customers.