Apple, Microsoft, Oracle.
xePBMg9
joined 1 year ago
The bad news is that it doesn't say much about current events.
Then you should stop paying for whatever service you subscribe to but are not using. Sounds like you don't need it.
The yes and no button do the same thing.
Probably not but they won't get punished. But if they do, the fine will be smaller than profits.
I think the problem that poster was trying to illustrate is that it is unpractical to shut down a site or force the site to spend a significant overhead just cause a user could post a certain sequence of bytes to the site. An analogy to the real world would be some guy paints some graffiti on the pavement and the response, every time, being the complete shutdown of the city for a month or complete surveillance on every cm^2^ of pavement plus cleaning crews standing by every 10m.
Your ISP should have no insight in to your traffic at all. Therefore unable to make any judgement on what traffic to block and what not to block. With the exception of volume of traffic and to where it is going.
What do you mean? The CEO's job is to extract as much value as possible from of the worker, fucking over customers just enough that they don't stop buying stuff from the company and generating short tern value for stock owners. If he has shown himself able to do that; he will get the CEO position.
Paint it, have it appraised for many moneys, hang it there and watch the neighbour somehow ruin it. Claim damages for many money.
The car maker will gather your mundane data, and all other services you, your friends, parents, parents friends and employer use will also do that. Then data will be deanonymized, traded, aggregated, traded around some more and aggregated again. Suddenly all actors have a complete profile on you and your social network, where they can very accurately infer many data points not explicitly collected. Good luck gdpring every company in existence. Your profile is eternal and growing. Also 20% of entities holding copies of your data also didn't care to keep your data safe and lost it to the criminal element. Somewhere on the dark net you can now buy access to a database where you can query for that shopping list you sent over your cars entertainment system and also your sexual preferences and social security number.