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> not from Al Qaeda, not from the Russian security agencies, and not from anyone That's a silly strawman. No one has the capability that the NSA has, lavishly
by guelo 13y ago
> not from Al Qaeda, not from the Russian security agencies, and not from anyone
That's a silly strawman. No one has the capability that the NSA has, lavishly funded as it is by the world's wealthiest superpower. There is absolutely no reason to fear Al-Qaeda getting into your data.
- yuvadam 13y agoThat's not the point. I believe OP is speaking of security by design (as opposed to security by policy), such that no malicious/unauthorized user will _ever_ have the ability to see the data, even if 100 years from now Al Qaeda is the world's wealthiest superpower.
- tokenadult 13y agoExactly that. Once the beans are spilled, anybody can pick them up.
- Houshalter 13y agoWith the NSA saving all your data, it's entirely possible someone could steal it. Unlikely maybe, but your data may very well be there 50 years later. Whatever the government becomes, whoever gets access to that data in that time, how many people will have tried to hack into it in that time.