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What makes you think you can operate in a country without obeying its laws, however detrimental to privacy they are ?
by Renaud 4y ago
What makes you think you can operate in a country without obeying its laws, however detrimental to privacy they are ?
- hirako2000 4y agoI got some for you: - principles, and going as far as extending freedom even if you personally already benefit from it - civil desobedience is a thing, even though some stances are questionable. And, I thought the debate for more needs of privacy, and given the threats have been proven to even come from governments (snowden/NSA, pegasus), was settled, visibly it isn't if even on HN such argument is given in the context of such a clear subject. The overstepping body there is the government, not the busines imo.
- Aperocky 4y ago> With a recent data law introduced in India requiring all VPN providers to store user information for at least five years By not being a VPN provider? A private VPN isn't hard to make.
- antihero 4y agoDisregard for laws. Can be good, can be bad, but never underestimate the empowerment of disobedience.