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Another solution where I'm expected to upload my address books to an untrusted third party to sell to the highest bidder. This data is worth a lot, it's not sur
by casca 15y ago
Another solution where I'm expected to upload my address books to an untrusted third party to sell to the highest bidder. This data is worth a lot, it's not surprising that organisations are popping up to "store" it for you.
- brainless 15y agoI personally do not believe all startups are trying to sell private data. But if we assume some are, how do you tell the good one from the bad? Do we not use these applications then? Or are there industry standards within reach of startups that can assure data security?
- mkuhn 15y agoI think our privacy policy is quite clear in that we do not sell data to anyone. The only thing we do is providing you with the best possible address book. As a Swiss company we are under Swiss Privacy Law which is quite strict. We are registered with the appropriate data protection agency here and all our servers that handle any data are located in Switzerland.