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> Because, now, what trust or guarantee do we have our data and processes could not be taken hostage or offline or used against us by an adversary? Don't be to
by creer 2y ago
> Because, now, what trust or guarantee do we have our data and processes could not be taken hostage or offline or used against us by an adversary?
Don't be too happy to support euro political initiatives - for example when it comes to the security and privacy of your (european) data. It hasn't been pretty. And out of the pack, it's Apple that has been resisting the trend - and probably has the better offer for non-technical users.
- Juliate 2y agoTotally agree with you on both points. Yet, we don't know how strong Apple can be in the face of an adversarial government. And we do need something to compete with it, aiming to have at least the same goals in privacy and user friendliness. The task is huge, and it probably doesn't even start with tech itself, but here we are.