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In the short run, maybe. In the long run, no, no, no. It is hopeless to expect the gov't to not do whatever corporations commonly get away with. Once the cor
by comrade_ogilvy 13y ago
In the short run, maybe. In the long run, no, no, no.
It is hopeless to expect the gov't to not do whatever corporations commonly get away with.
Once the corporations do it, the information in question becomes private property. Now all the gov't has to do is persuade the corporation to hand over or "sell" some little nuggets of their private property. As it is private property that is not yours, it is none of your business in the eyes of the law whether these nuggets of private property are dizzyingly complete records about you.