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As far as the law is concerned, GM's data center is a secure repository as long as they're following existing PII protection requirements. ... And it's not jus
by shadowgovt 3y ago
As far as the law is concerned, GM's data center is a secure repository as long as they're following existing PII protection requirements.
... And it's not just theft, it's also "wow this parking lot is huge..."
- mdp2021 3y ago> As far as the law is concerned, GM's data center is a secure repository Well, of course: I meant "a secure repository /for the user/" :) I.e.: you could trust the law (as well done and respected), or you could stay on the safe side. Taking a look around, I'd take the safer side. > "wow this parking lot is huge..." Like opening a trunk through feed waggling or radio control of windows for those who are prone to leaving open sunroofs during storms - at the cost of adding complexities and possibly exposure to faults and malice... The first violently blinking one being "no need to press a button to open the car anymore, proximity suffices". Everyone makes their own decisions on tradeoffs: the option - which they may like, which may leave them indifferent, which they may not want at all - should not be shoved in the throat of the users.