Re:Facebook now denying access unless EU users opt-in to tra...
by kodablah on Wednesday May 09, 2018 @02:52PM
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Which is why I argue they are oftentimes less trustworthy than corporations due to the latter's more limited scope. I'm not clear on the argument you are making here. Regardless, the one I am making is that companies are often more trustworthy than governments (the original question) especially since there is technically a level higher in the authority hierarchy.
Re:Facebook now denying access unless EU users opt-in to tra...
by rosser on Wednesday May 09, 2018 @03:05PM
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And I'm saying that, in my experience, that position seems to be more an article of faith for people of a certain ideological bent, than a demonstrable reality.
Maybe my premises and categories blind me to that risk in some way; I'll certainly cede that possibility. I'd be curious to see people who think the way you're describing do the same, vis à vis theirs.
That's the trouble with articles of faith, though: for the people who hold them, they're axioms; for the rest of us, they're implicit, unsupported premises to someone else's argument.
How's that working out for us?