Re:Uber’s Secret Tool for Keeping the Cops in the Dark
by mirimir on Thursday January 11, 2018 @12:01PM
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> It's not that simple.
I agree, but in a different way. Who's to say that it's not governments that are the major criminals here? Many westerners would agree regarding China, North Korea, Iran, and so on. But what if the laws being used against Uber are products of corruption? To stifle competition against the taxi industry, which seems likely.
But whatever. This is some damn impressive OPSEC, no? I mean, serious anarchocapitalist OPSEC. And that just brings a smile to my face.
I agree, but in a different way. Who's to say that it's not governments that are the major criminals here? Many westerners would agree regarding China, North Korea, Iran, and so on. But what if the laws being used against Uber are products of corruption? To stifle competition against the taxi industry, which seems likely.
But whatever. This is some damn impressive OPSEC, no? I mean, serious anarchocapitalist OPSEC. And that just brings a smile to my face.