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They both provide access for the NSA anyway, don't they?
by 3rd3 13y ago
They both provide access for the NSA anyway, don't they?
- mc32 13y agoThat's a different issue. This is about how they commercialize (monetize) their offerings, not about who grants what data to _Govs_. One issue is companies have more say with regard to how they monetize your data, the other is about how they are compelled, by law, to hand over your data to govts.
- yesplorer 13y agoAmen to this. I have a drea, that one day there will be a post relating any big software/internet corp, without a snarky comment about NSA .
- 3rd3 13y agoI was just thinking that if you want to choose your service provider by how transparently and trustworthy your data will be treated, they both disqualify anyway.