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I don't understand the question. 1) Why does my data have to be unencrypted by third parties eventually? Most of my data is for me. 2) When I actively decide to
by saurik 4y ago
I don't understand the question. 1) Why does my data have to be unencrypted by third parties eventually? Most of my data is for me. 2) When I actively decide to give people data, why do we propose they are so untrustworthy as to sell it to a data broker? I am very confident none of my friends are actively selling the data I give them to anyone. 3) Even if one of them did, they would only have access to the data they were given, not all of my data I have ever given to everyone else.
- karpierz 4y ago2) this assumes there aren't any third parties on your friend's machine. You're trusting not only your friend, but likely Apple/Microsoft, Chrome/Firefox, and any browser extensions they might be running, which would definitely become more aggressive and pervasive if this scheme became common practice.