Not really true. They have skin in the game. They have legitimate revenue at stake. If they betray trust on such a scale, and we find out, they'll be out of business.
Not really true. They have skin in the game. They have legitimate revenue at stake. If they betray trust on such a scale, and we find out, they'll be out of business.
Provably false. Google has been found to lie about data collection for years and they still have more money than ever.
How this app is legal and not marked as malware is beyond me! It's the biggest information heists in history!
https://www.heise.de/en/news/Microsoft-lays-hands-on-login-d... https://cybernews.com/privacy/new-outlook-copies-user-emails...
> If they betray trust on such a scale, and we find out, they'll be out of business.
The decision makers don't care. They could eat children and they still would buy from them.
https://www.wiz.io/blog/storm-0558-compromised-microsoft-key...
In my experience, it's hands down the worst e-mail client I've ever used. I only have it on my work PC because my employer uses Office 365. It never even crossed my mind to try to use it for my personal e-mailing needs.
I do agree, however, that companies that decide to trust MS don't care one bit about their scandalous practices. I don't even think it's as much of an actual choice as a cop-out, as in "everybody uses microsoft", so they rarely actually ponder the decision.
> "everybody uses microsoft", so they rarely actually ponder the decision.
Exactly. That is my main argument against PantaloonFlames's claim "They have legitimate revenue at stake. If they betray trust on such a scale, and we find out, they'll be out of business."
At a certain scale nothing matters anymore! You can Bluescreen half the planet and still be in business.