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by Tyrannosaurs
4879 days ago
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Fair enough but Apple advertise the feature, Amazon don't. The primary issue here for me is actually around data protection and privacy. Amazon are being asked to give up private data to the police without the owners permission (remember the data now on the Kindle is owned by the thief) based on nothing more than an allegation (at this point how do the police know that the device has been stolen, that it's not disputed ownership or been sold on?). I can see why the owner is frustrated but I can also see why Amazon are doing what they're doing. We're very quick to give organisations grief when they start giving out personal details unreasonably (and rightly so) but one consequence of that is organisations will likely move to a safety first model which seems to be happening here. |
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