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So you're not paying for it? In corporate america how is that going to be moneytized?
by touristtam 8mo ago
So you're not paying for it? In corporate america how is that going to be moneytized?
- EagnaIonat 8mo agoVPNs are in no way secure. I'm sure they will be taking all your data and using it.
- cute_boi 8mo agoWith end-to-end encryptions, https etc.., how can they collect any data besides IP addresses and SNI?
- HomeLabCrap 8mo agoLet the NSA deal with that…
- trimethylpurine 8mo agoIt's a government program. The tax payer pays the service provider, a company owned by some government official's cousin. Monetization happened just before your employer paid you this week.
- toofy 8mo agoit would be extremely naive to believe that certain corporations allied with the regime wouldn’t have complete, entire, total access to all of the traffic to feed their data collction.
- askl 8mo agoYou are the product
- mobiuscog 8mo agoI'm sure Palantir will volunteer
- account42 8mo agoAre you implying that paying does in any way reduce chance of your data being further monetized in the same way?
- antonyh 8mo agoMoney is the smallest concern here. It could easily replace the content with state-approved versions and the majority would never know, or at the least redirect to other sites/pages as needed. After all, it's being described as a 'portal' not a simple service.