Call it what you like but as all software has bugs it's not a particularly useful differentiator. What I'm curious about is why closed software seems to get su

Call it what you like but as all software has bugs it's not a particularly useful differentiator. What I'm curious about is why closed software seems to get such a rough ride on the privacy front compared to services such as Facebook, Google Search and Gmail which are business models which don't leak data incidentally, but piss it up against a wall as a fundamental and entirely necessary part of how they work. Facebook gets a tough time but Google it feels to me gets off very lightly.