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Really? Most businesses don’t seem to have any trouble uploading data to AWS.

• viraptor 3y ago
  There's a massive difference between companies providing you services where they interact with your data only and AWS which provides you infrastructure and doesn't care much what you do with it. There's not a single case I'm aware of where someone complained about Amazon accessing their private data in AWS and using it in any way.
  • rcme 3y ago
    Walmart refuses to use AWS, for what it is worth. And no, I don't think there is a functional difference between what AWS does and what is described above.
    • viraptor 3y ago
      That makes sense for Walmart. They don't want to sponsor the competition and the risk of leaking secrets may be unacceptable, even if you trust AWS operations to behave properly. I think Walmart is a complete outlier in this topic and they wouldn't use AWS even if homomorphic encryption was realistically usable for all their software. On the other hand, Netflix did (does?) use AWS.