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It's pretty crap, though
All of the responses to this story seem to emphasize the legality of the court order, but that highlights the risk of the modern era: governments acting unethically, immorally, and leveraging the law to forward those goal. And if business will always capitulate, then ultimately they are an extension of that state authority - not a servant of the customer.
In the end, privacy becomes a brand, but not a reality.
Because the wealthy are tired of having to move along the ground with the poors
Correct answer. It creates extremely perverse incentives in society to allow people to bet on large scale harm.
Fire the execs and replace them with an LLM.
- Hollow and unclear communication
- Highly suggestible by the last person they talked to
- No human compassion or decency
- Poor mastery of facts
There's no difference between the average executive and an LLM. Fire them all and save on exec salaries. Maybe they'll be less excited by AI now.
Rules don't matter when it comes to harvesting data. Sorry, "protect the children"
Until people are jailed, the illegal activities will continue.
Most European banks require app approvals for many types of transactions. Not available on the web anymore. If my bank app won't work on it, I won't buy it. At least not yet.
I'm considering a Fairphone next.
Increase in detection due to more awareness and testing?
I got tickets to the Rush concert in Amsterdam next year. I'm so psyched. I'm bringing my 11 year old son.