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Trust is multi-faceted and although I trust Amazon to deliver me a toaster, i don’t for a second trust them to handle my audio or video in a manner I’m comforta
by distortionfield 2y ago
Trust is multi-faceted and although I trust Amazon to deliver me a toaster, i don’t for a second trust them to handle my audio or video in a manner I’m comfortable. This survey is talking about the latter kind of trust, not the former.
- rightbyte 2y agoYe. The surveyees (is that a word?) probably interpret the question very differently. I mean up until 5 years ago I trusted Microsoft and Google to handle my mail, since I though I was too unimportant and it would to much of an effort to read my mails for them. But I in no way trusted them. Concerning Amazon I guess most trust they will have their toaster. Like the same question about Walmart would be about food safety and quality. Not corporate culture or long term political influence.
- permo-w 2y agoIs there a private company whose corporate culture or long term political influence could be trusted? I feel like this has not been possible in the West at least since Friedman
- bee_rider 2y agoI trust them to deliver “a toaster” but, like, not necessarily the exact one I ordered, right? Either the one I ordered or a knock-off copycat that made it into the bin.