Yeah, but we can’t have real data privacy laws in the US. Won’t you think of the shareholders?
They’ve gotten rich off of spying on you wholesale and selling the information to anybody with cash.
It would be rude and un-American to ask them to stop profiting off of morally bankrupt practices. Plus, they’d just say no and they own the government too.
While true, I felt (if misguided) more comfortable with my data under California data protection laws than Saudi Arabia.
Yeah, but we can’t have real data privacy laws in the US. Won’t you think of the shareholders?
They’ve gotten rich off of spying on you wholesale and selling the information to anybody with cash.
It would be rude and un-American to ask them to stop profiting off of morally bankrupt practices. Plus, they’d just say no and they own the government too.
As a European, I never feel comfortable with my data under any US state’s data protection laws.