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To be fair, with very few exceptions, every email you have is also on another server somewhere. The large majority of them are likely on servers owned by one o
by jethro_tell 4y ago
To be fair, with very few exceptions, every email you have is also on another server somewhere. The large majority of them are likely on servers owned by one of the big boys.
On the bright side, if you own it, at least an AI can't shut you down and ruin your day.
- ramtatatam 4y agoI remember, maybe in 2008 (I might be off by few years and it's too late at night to check my sources) yahoo had a breach which resulted in emails going into hackers hands. This made me thinking AI scanning your email is certainly not a good thing, but to have somebody to take a loan in your name because you happened to have a scan of your ID in one of your emails might end up with much much worse consequences (I was one of those dummies who had scan of their ID stored in inbox, once I learned about breach I was running to invalidate it). This was a lesson I needed to make me stop using google/yahoo/similar. I'm too small (and unknown) to be attacked (however who knows..?), but yahoo was big enough and probably harvest was worth it.