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Did you skim through Wiz's Privacy Policy? They're keeping a lot of stuff that isn't "direct access to customer data" and already permitted to be sent to 3rd pa
by diggan 2y ago
Did you skim through Wiz's Privacy Policy? They're keeping a lot of stuff that isn't "direct access to customer data" and already permitted to be sent to 3rd parties, wouldn't surprise me if you could aggregate what features are most used on AWS by collating some other sources than having actual access to customers cloud.
Obviously, existing agreements would need to continue to be run properly, no question about that. But there is always plenty of other data that probably could be used by Google to gain some insights.
- breppp 2y agowhat you talked about is different and is aggregated metrics that might be legal and interesting but i highly doubt it's 30+ billion dollar interesting i imagine you can buy that data from data brokers without any legal exposure but that's only a guess