Stop the Apple and Google contact tracing platform
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#4"Apple says an elaborate rotating key scheme will soon let you track down your stolen laptop, but not let anyone track you. Not even Apple."
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#5So this assumes that any random app installed by a user will have open access to the contact database? That seems unlikely to me, but I have not read the full spec.
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#6For these guys it’s all a matter of sticking by their extremely dogmatic “principles”.
Wouldn’t matter if god himself turned up to do good deeds for all, they’d condemn his omnipotent presence for its ability to spy and break privacy.
They’ll always come out at times like this and whine.
I’m nit saying big tech companies aren’t privacy bashing personal data leeches - they are - it’s just tedious to listen to the whiny little privacy nuts come rolling out even when there’s a positive initiative on the table - “but it’s not positive! They’ll turn it to evil and we’ll never get it wound back!” Sheesh.
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#7They are trying to prevent both millions of deaths and and worst economic collapse in modern age. Privacy isn't as important. Fight this thing when corona-virus is over.
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#9They are trying to prevent both millions of deaths and and worst economic collapse in modern age. Privacy isn't as important. Fight this thing when corona-virus is over.
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#10> In other words, certain governments or companies ... can create an app that report the fact that they have been close to a person of interest in the last few weeks. So this assumes that any random app installed by a user will have open access to the contact database? That seems unlikely to me, but I have not read the full spec.