Google encrypts data amid backlash against NSA spying
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It's just some PR spin, me thinks. An attempt to salvage their credibility.
What seatex said.
So they encrypt but who has access to the keys?
A defense is only as strong as its weak point.
A defense is only as strong as its weak point.
All of You (including lurkers):
Where Google merely tries, Microsoft succeeds!
YBT
Just wish I could remember whether it was Not Being or Being Evil ... dang
Where Google merely tries, Microsoft succeeds!
YBT
Just wish I could remember whether it was Not Being or Being Evil ... dang
Google must obey the laws of the Empire, or the Empire will shut it down.
Has it passed the point where the Imperial Senate can be discarded? I don't know.
Has it passed the point where the Imperial Senate can be discarded? I don't know.
> Has it passed the point where the Imperial Senate can be discarded? I don't know.
I assume we'll find out in the next few weeks by way of the Syria vote and subsequent actions.
I assume we'll find out in the next few weeks by way of the Syria vote and subsequent actions.
The "Nabooan vote".
Google are just protecting their business model -- trawling for personal data, and packaging it for sale.
They just have to keep it cheaper for their customers (including government agencies) to buy from Google rather than collect and decrypt it themselves or buy from someone else.
They just have to keep it cheaper for their customers (including government agencies) to buy from Google rather than collect and decrypt it themselves or buy from someone else.
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-- but good for them!