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How would you know though? Not that the details of how they use a specific information stream are all that important (if they aren't using one it's just becaus
by jmull 4y ago
How would you know though?
Not that the details of how they use a specific information stream are all that important (if they aren't using one it's just because they've got something else better). The fundamental problem is that their interests are fairly heavily misaligned with mine. They want to make money by effectively mining my information and I don't like that and find it creepy.
- jsnell 4y agoBecause they've made public statements to this effect, including in the privacy policy. Why trust those statements? Because lying would be a very bad idea. The lies would be revealed very quickly (e.g. via whistleblowers). The outcome would be expensive civil lawsuits, probably billions in fines, and a loss of trust in their $20 billion / year cloud business.