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Then work out a contract with the other two. If they don't agree to your terms, then it literally is not your business.

• Retra 12y ago
  Attempting to establishing a legal obligation to share information is pretty much that, I would think. Seems like that's the whole point of a democracy, no? To allow the people to make things their business? I mean, if Apple doesn't want their contracts (which are enforced by democratic American law) to be the business of the American people, then maybe they should leave the country.
  • sbuk 12y ago
    "Attempting to establishing a legal obligation to share information is pretty much that, I would think. Seems like that's the whole point of a democracy, no? To allow the people to make things their business?" No! Absolutely not!!! How is that any different from the asinine mutterings of David Cameron over data encryption? Freedom of speech does not give you the right to no my, or anyone else's business. What about freedom of privacy? "I mean, if Apple doesn't want their contracts (which are enforced by democratic American law) to be the business of the American people, then maybe they should leave the country." So you agree that the NSA is right to snoop on the citizens of the US? It's exactly the same thing.