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Foreign governments are probably having once in a century field day with the data they are harvesting. This damage won't be fixed within the lifetime of anyone
by ck2 2y ago
Foreign governments are probably having once in a century field day with the data they are harvesting.
This damage won't be fixed within the lifetime of anyone alive today.
We won't even see WW3 coming, just tiny footsteps and then BOOM some morning.
- GoldenMonkey 2y agowhat hyperbole. it’s just names and a dollar amount.
- bwoj 2y agoMy credit report is just names and dollar amounts too. I don’t want the whole world having access to it.
- mmh0000 2y agoheh. That's cute. You may not "want" that. However, given the lack of consumer privacy laws in the US, anybody willing to pay can buy it from a data broker[1]. [1] https://www.experian.com/small-business/target-prospects https://www.experian.com/small-business/target-prospects
- bwoj 2y agoThat sounds like an admission that it’s a bad thing and not an argument about why Musk’s department should be allowed to do more of the same with even less oversight.
- tmaly 2y agohyperbole would be the wrong word. It think misinformation would be the correct word since the allegations were false rather than exaggerated.
- pavel_lishin 2y agoWhy would there even need to be a war, when you can just buy the country?