I'm probably the slow guy but how does this work? If I obtain any data I'm allowed to do anything I want with it? Law doesn't seem to work like that? Q: Where d

I'm probably the slow guy but how does this work? If I obtain any data I'm allowed to do anything I want with it? Law doesn't seem to work like that? Q: Where did you find the data? A: Someone uploaded it! People upload things to [say] the piratebay or [say] youtube all the time. Could we then look at this type of automation as a kind of cryptographic data store where no one knows what is inside which instance? The whole process of teaching it to keep things secret from the humans seems like a terrific idea. It only prevents people from checking if it knows something. It will just happily continue using it as long as possible deniability is satisfied. If one can't provide a copy of the data about an EU citizen (and everything derived from it) the EU citizen should be entitled to receive the whole thing? And request it to be deleted? Say I steal everyone's chat log, does rolling a giant ball of data from it absolve my sins? If I allow others to pay not to make their upload public does that grant me absolution? The events don't seem remotely related. This is going to be the new cryptocurrency bubble. People are going to give speeches about the revolutionary new system while the room fills with sinister motives for personal gain until the toxicity is dense enough to crush any positive effort.