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People have rights because they are humans. Companies aren’t, and as such don’t inherently deserve any rights. They are granted some rights where it’s benefic
by trasz 4y ago
People have rights because they are humans. Companies aren’t, and as such don’t inherently deserve any rights. They are granted some rights where it’s beneficial to the society, or because of corruption (often legalized as lobbying).
- syndacks 4y agoPeople have rights because they are citizens*.
- trasz 4y agoMaybe in US; civilized countries obey Human Rights, not “citizen rights”.
- randomdata 4y agoThe company couldn't care less about privacy. As it is not human it has no feelings. Rather it is people – real live humans – who called for said "kill switch". It is they who seek privacy, not the company.