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The interesting aspect of that, is what Google and other authorities do with such data. They can be unlocking all sorts of private trivia, unbeknown to any of
by Tozen 4y ago
The interesting aspect of that, is what Google and other authorities do with such data. They can be unlocking all sorts of private trivia, unbeknown to any of the users involved, to an extent far beyond any are suspecting.
That could include such authorities, manipulating or interfering with events and lives, more than anybody would think possible or should be legally allowed.
- andsoitis 4y ago> manipulating or interfering with events What might be a good example?
- Tozen 4y agoJust for clarity, there was a "could" in there, in the context of what I stated. Google and other authorities having such access to so much data about individuals, means they can know of relationships, that the interacting individual parties involved don't know about each other. So, if a wife were cheating on her husband, that can be known. A line can be crossed, where information is leaked to the husband, in various ways. This of course is just a "theoretical" example, of many other kinds of possibilities. Access to private and personal information is its own kind of power, that can be easily abused under many gray areas, and under all kinds of pretexts and weak justifications.