Let's be real for a moment, when has legality stopped Google?
I'm not saying you're wrong, but until relatively recently countries have not been holding Google or other big tech companies to task beyond a measily small percentage of their annual revenue
Doesn't the US have the exact same problems? The only thing they have that the US doesn't is the surveillance state, but everyone carries cell phones and LEA doesn't give a fuck about illegally requesting that data.
Oh yeah, like that one child that was found under the ice in a lake frozen over. His body had gone into some extreme hibernative state.
Sadly coast guard has always ceased calling it a rescue, it's now a recovery operation
I always figured parts of it collapsing would still block access due to large debris being in the way
Pretty sure the HRBT down in Hampton roads could cause such a blockage. We live in a capitalistic society, why spend a dollar to protect for a risk that could only happen once every couple hundred thousand ships tends to be the usual thought process unfortunately.
Help me understand your perspective.
My perspective is, when Trump tweets/truthsocials anyone's name in a court case about him, said person and person's family receive death threats, bomb threats and other forms of intimidation.
So for this I see gag orders as important when used for good.
Providing two sources for sauce. https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/judge-engoron-staff-death-threats-antisemitic-attacks-1234894395/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2024/01/11/bomb-threat-judge-ny-fraud-trial/
Nah should be this new guy I heard about Narack Nobama
Minor correction, that's not the Atlantic, it's the Patapsco river which flows into the Chesapeake Bay.
Still cold as shit and very likely those people are dead now unfortunately.
I'll happily take the W.
Unlike you, someone was kind enough to show what I had gotten right and what I had gotten wrong. I've thanked them for helping correct my knowledge. You, on the other hand, are welcome to shove it.
Thank you for correcting my inaccuracies and not being a dick while doing so, I hope you have a good day kind stranger.
Actually no, my statement "until recently" was referring to GDPR. I think GDPR is amazing and I'm glad we have it even if I'm an American.
The rest of your statement is fairly factual. The only point I could consider is someone would have to prove the keyboard is tracking us which unless someone at Google wants to whistleblower isn't the easiest task. Whistleblowers have their own issues to content with.