Re:PSA: Some Major News Outlets Are Also Sending Data Direct...
by tbrownaw on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @11:50AM
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It is shocking to see how few of these 10% speak up.
So maybe it's actually not 10%, or maybe just working with "personal data" isn't as automatically objectionable as you seem to think.
For example I know that whoever does IT for the local doctor's office, or dispatch for the plumbing company, is working with personal data. I don't think I'd consider either of those a problem.
Not comparing them together, but from moral perspective they seem equal to me.
Re:PSA: Some Major News Outlets Are Also Sending Data Direct...
by mc32 on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @12:01PM
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That IT person presumably is working under something like an NDA (and HIPAA, etc., where applicable), so there is recourse we’re they to violate their duties and misuse data.
So maybe it's actually not 10%, or maybe just working with "personal data" isn't as automatically objectionable as you seem to think.
For example I know that whoever does IT for the local doctor's office, or dispatch for the plumbing company, is working with personal data. I don't think I'd consider either of those a problem.
Not comparing them together, but from moral perspective they seem equal to me.
Not sure how that's supposed to work exactly.