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As to 3: We have been having that discussion in the courts for decades. The consensus is that the tools we have are at least part of why eight of the top ten g
by singleshot_ 3y ago
As to 3:
We have been having that discussion in the courts for decades. The consensus is that the tools we have are at least part of why eight of the top ten global websites are run by American companies. To the extent you want to have a thriving marketplace to ply (what I assume is) your trade, these tools are at least desirable.
I do agree that the existence of law that supports these techniques is a choice, and that it’s entirely possible that avoidance of these techniques might win in the marketplace.
- PhasmaFelis 3y ago> The consensus is that the tools we have are at least part of why eight of the top ten global websites are run by American companies. Might be some part of that. I suspect that "richest nation in the world" and "had widespread Internet access years ahead of anyone else" are larger parts.