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Really? Everything I've read suggests Google does its best to resist subpoenas, takedowns, etc. Meanwhile, Microsoft was caught red-handed installing backdoors.
by weberc2 12y ago
Really? Everything I've read suggests Google does its best to resist subpoenas, takedowns, etc. Meanwhile, Microsoft was caught red-handed installing backdoors. What am I missing about Google "cozying up to" the US gov?
> breaking SSL goes well beyond free speech (e.g., industrial espionage etc)
So we should thank them for protecting us against that as well?
- toyg 12y agoSee this for what I meant: https://wikileaks.org/google-is-not-what-it-seems/ https://wikileaks.org/google-is-not-what-it-seems/ > So we should thank them for protecting us against [compromising SSL] as well? I'm just saying they have a much wider interest in keeping SSL reasonably secure than just to "defend free speech".