The ramifications implied by a certain interpretation (often uncharitable or dishonest) of this terms of service are startling. Imagine a mere virtual server ho

The ramifications implied by a certain interpretation (often uncharitable or dishonest) of this terms of service are startling. Imagine a mere virtual server hosting company using the data of small business owners for unintended activities. If that is the case, then the best businessmen must resort to encrypting the code and data they upload to the Internet. Life gets harder for those trying to survive with a startup. So much for a lot of dreams and aspirations... I disclaim that "the Services" referred to in the Vultr hosting service's terms of service are mostly about social media forum data. It's therefore not really part of an alarming trend of sleazy business practices and scams of, basically, stealing enterprise user data. But what if? Then the neo-hacker reaction I introduced seems like a good lifestyle to embark on.