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This is a terrible take. I expect that any such company has more than sufficient wherewithal to enforce good privacy practices on my data, which belongs to me.
by skywhopper 2y ago
This is a terrible take. I expect that any such company has more than sufficient wherewithal to enforce good privacy practices on my data, which belongs to me. If they do some calculations on my behalf using that data on their servers, the data still belongs to me.
- rayiner 2y agoThe data Google has about you belongs to Google. The Supreme Court has already held in Riley that your documents stored in the cloud are covered by the 4th amendment. But this case is about Google tracking your whereabouts for its own purposes.