Comment by jsjohnst
2 years ago
> We already know Apple and Google cooperate with the spy agencies very eagerly.
The evidence clearly indicates otherwise…
2 years ago
> We already know Apple and Google cooperate with the spy agencies very eagerly.
The evidence clearly indicates otherwise…
How so? Any competent intelligence service will not just depend on the goodwill of a corporation to secure access to assets and intelligence.
If they cooperate that's good and convenient, but that does not mean the intelligence service will not set in place contingencies for if the other side suddenly decides not to play ball anymore.
I said nothing about anything you stated, that’s all clearly possible, I specifically refuted the unsupported claim that Apple “eagerly cooperate with spy agencies”, where there’s ample evidence to support an opposite claim.
Ahem, Snowden, PRISM anyone?
Ahem, you mean you have a single example, from a decade ago, one where Apple was hardly a key player (hence why Apple didn’t sign onto PRISM until half a decade after Yahoo, Microsoft, Google, et all), as conclusive evidence of “eagerness to partner with spy agencies”, despite numerous public cases where they’ve done the opposite… got it!
That makes sense, would you agree to the revised statement:
"We already know Apple cooperated with the spy agencies behind the publics back"?
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