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This is a weird criticism. No person can guarantee that some other person in the future will or will not do something.
by rco8786 4y ago
This is a weird criticism. No person can guarantee that some other person in the future will or will not do something.
- sejje 4y agoMaybe I wasn't clear. My criticism is this: they're logging the data. That leaves the door open to bad actors in the future, whether it's the next CEO, whether it's a government, or whether it's criminals who steal the data. Pointing out that the company will revolve is not a criticism. I do think it's kinda funny they are trying to oust your ISP and insert themselves, as the keeper of traffic logs. Either way, I guess we're going to choose a big corporation to trust. Lastly, I don't think your point stands, when the quote says "we won't sell your data, EVER" (my emphasis)
- amcvitty 4y agoWeird in general maybe, but I got the point: if they didn’t store the data, then future people couldn’t sell the data
- evandwight 4y agoThe incentives encourage selling the data and there's no reason they can't just change their mind one day. It's a weak promise and a valid criticism.