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by Proziam
2019 days ago
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> Why is the idea of government regulation of fitness for purpose the "least efficient" answer. Government requires thousands (literally) of people and political will in order to move any solution forward. In terms of cost and time, it is substantially less efficient than independent entities. An independent entity could theoretically start immediately, with a small team, and focus explicitly on the stated goals of the team. > Apple shouldn't be getting plaudits for making privacy a unique selling proposition. Absolutely agree. The average citizen has no idea how hard they're being exploited. > Privacy should be a right, the control of my personal information should be mine and consent to have it should be able to be withdrawn at any time. Also agree, but the government has shown they have an interest in making that not happen. The ties between 3 letter agencies and large tech companies are just the tip of that iceberg. |
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