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One difference is that it's not in a central GOV DB. Shouldn't it be considered private if the company can guarantee me it's not analyzed by the government with
by mrobot 13y ago
One difference is that it's not in a central GOV DB. Shouldn't it be considered private if the company can guarantee me it's not analyzed by the government without my knowledge?
- Aloha 13y agoThe presumption by many people was that it was available to the government on demand before, it matters little to me if the government has it whenever it asks for it, or has it on file in near realtime - either way, I get no notice that someone has asked for it.
- mrobot 13y agoI see, so we might see this as a temporary latency increase that will be quickly argued against or worked around in the name of efficiency.