>In general, we believe strongly in the right to privacy, but [only] to the enterprise segment.
I can't tell which would be worse: a financial decision wrapped up and hidden behind "the terrorists", or a decision that privacy doesn't belong to anyone wrapped up behind "strategy".
What's best for you may not be best for someone else. And I can understand their trepidation to provide tools to people who could use the tool to do harm.
Like say an arms manufacturer who only sells to the armed forces.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 20.0 ms ] threadI can't tell which would be worse: a financial decision wrapped up and hidden behind "the terrorists", or a decision that privacy doesn't belong to anyone wrapped up behind "strategy".
What an awful direction to take.
What's best for you may not be best for someone else. And I can understand their trepidation to provide tools to people who could use the tool to do harm.
Like say an arms manufacturer who only sells to the armed forces.