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And still that doesn’t mean we don’t own our data. We own it. That’s why the police asked us for the data. Because we own it.
by zakki 4y ago
And still that doesn’t mean we don’t own our data. We own it.
That’s why the police asked us for the data. Because we own it.
- Johnny555 4y agoBut they don't ask, they tell you that you have to hand it over. You can appeal to the courts (which is an expensive option), but the judge may say the same thing and you have no (practical) choice . That's why I say that you don't own it -- if you owned it and the police ask for it, you could say "no".
- teddyh 4y agoWhat then, do I ask, do you own? Because it sounds like your answer is “nothing”, which is not a useful definition of “own”.
- zakki 4y agoCan you hand it over if you don’t own it?
- ilyt 4y agoYou can own your car but if you get in debt they can come and take it too. That's what living in country with other people is.