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But this is totally different thing. One is what some company stores by their IT design and then what some agency can require of that data. Second is whether so
by atirip 13y ago
But this is totally different thing.
One is what some company stores by their IT design and then what some agency can require of that data. Second is whether some agency can force/ask some company to do more, to do active spying by that agency spec. So for example, if company X does not log locations, can NSA force them to start doing that? What else can NSA by law force private company X to do? Can they for example force CEO to stalk user Y by foot? If they can not do that, how can they force to develop IT-systems to do that? So when NSA ask to turn location tracking on, and company Y refuses, then what? CEO goes to jail?
- nknighthb 13y agoYes, I was responding to what your first comment said, which is, indeed, entirely unrelated to what you've now brought up. Did your first comment not say what you meant?
- atirip 13y agoDid, did, i just responded to your (and some other respondents) remarks that Apple _could_ do something they said they are not doing (like catching plain passwords). The fact is when company really-really wants to stalk you, they can.