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By the way, what's on the Internet is NOT forever. I expect that Facebook and Twitter datasets, for example, will eventually go offline, sold to AI companies, s
by renegade-otter 3y ago
By the way, what's on the Internet is NOT forever. I expect that Facebook and Twitter datasets, for example, will eventually go offline, sold to AI companies, slowly reaching irrelevancy and finally resting in some cold data storage or used for training/educational purposes.
- wepple 3y agoIt’s the worst of both worlds You have to assume an unappealing photo of yourself you posted in your youth is stored somewhere forever And, things you actually want to be stored forever and be retrievable when useful, probably won’t.
- renegade-otter 3y agoGood point :)
- InSteady 3y agoWe shall henceforth refer to this as Wepple's paradox.
- wolverine876 3y agoThe problem is that you lack end-user control of your personal data [0]. You don't control whether it's preserved or deleted; you don't control access. It's a fundamental requirement of all data. [0] Unless you live in the EU?