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|    Marion to Carlos E.R.    |
|    Re: How to create a one-tap shortcut dir    |
|    03 Nov 25 19:26:40    |
      From: mariond@facts.com              Carlos E.R. wrote:       >> But my only point about that is those same people can't logically complain       >> about the lack of privacy - where this thread is about location privacy.       >       > Notice that most people would not complain about "the company" having       > the data, but complain about others having access to that data.              Understood. Today I was filling out a medical form and I told the       receptionist that I didn't want to provide any data they didn't need.              She assured me the doctor keeps all my data perfectly safe & secure.              > We also complain about "the company" using the data in hidden ways, in       > ways different that what they said they do. Ie, when they are found out       > doing something that, for instance, is illegal in the EU.              Yup. Thank God for the EU and the UK forcing their laws on Apple & Google.       For some reason the USA is the wild west in terms of allowing both of them       to run roughshod over us. Both have broken the rules numerous times.              > Another complaint we have is that USA companies with servers in the EU,       > so that they claim that the data resides in the EU and never leaves the       > EU, nonetheless there is a law that allows the USA government to collect       > that data from any USA based company at servers outside of the USA.              Well, I don't doubt the five eyes vacuums up all the data that they can.              > Which is the reason that several countries are realizing this and       > migrating from Microsoft services to other EU based companies with no       > USA ties.       >       > (The USA has a tradition of forcing their laws extraterritorially)              Understood. It seems to be general accepted principle that if you want to       have a VPN be immune from server logs being subpoenaed, it needs to be on       an island somewhere not anywhere near the jurisdiction of the five eyes.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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