On 31/07/2019 15:36, Ryan McGinnis via Gnupg-users wrote: > haven't you always had to trust your app / OS? Unless you coded or > audited it yourself from top to bottom and built your own hardware > (hah), there is always a level of trust required in the code/device
Facebook are being expected to act as both poacher and gamekeeper simultaneously. Cory Doctorow has an interesting viewpoint - we can either regulate the internet giants and expect them to act as an arm of the state, or we can break them up and expect them to act on behalf of the customer. But we can't reasonably expect both. There's a balance to be had between the needs of personal privacy and public security, and the best way to ensure it's done honestly is for different agents to take different sides and have it out in public. It's conflicts of interest and the inevitable closed-door decision making where the problems really start. -- Andrew Gallagher
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