Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
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Re: Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
#2God I'm happy Yahoo is dying, that was disgusting to read.
Re: Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
#3God I'm happy Yahoo is dying, that was disgusting to read.
Yeah, that's the spirit!
Re: Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
#4God I'm happy Yahoo is dying, that was disgusting to read.
Um, "Don't shoot the messenger"???
Re: Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
#5Judges in Brazil certainly have a way with foreign companies & countries. For example with immigration issues (fingerprinting[1], random deportations) they will go tit for tat.
[1] http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/americas/12/30/brazil.usa.immi...
Re: Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
#6Judges in Brazil certainly have a way with foreign companies & countries. For example with immigration issues (fingerprinting[1], random deportations) they will go tit for tat. [1] http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/americas/12/30/brazil.usa.immi...
Simple reciprocity.
Re: Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
#7Greenwald at The Intercept writes a lot about American spying and overreach in data access. I'll be interested to see what he writes about Brazil's activities such as this.
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#8Brazil also arrested Google Brazil CEO/Country Manager a few years ago.
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#9Brazil may be shooting themselves in the foot -- they're trying to create an innovation industry around Sao Paulo and these things will just create a chilling effect that chases a huge bunch of industries out of the country.
Re: Brazil arrests Facebook executive in row over police access to data
#10Greenwald at The Intercept writes a lot about American spying and overreach in data access. I'll be interested to see what he writes about Brazil's activities such as this.
Probably about as much as you see from him on the subject of Russia and China. The Intercept is about as unbiased as Fox News - lots of criticism directed towards the US and its allies, silence on every other country.