Going down the argument of "don't use anyone you don't trust" brings up the argument of.. well why are you paying Experian?
Where I'm getting to this is: We often times don't have a choice, that choice that looks like we have it is untrustable in the future, and we're being aggressively pushed into a situation where you have people of questionable interests. This rule/law encourages them to collect it, but there's no aggressive lifestyle ending punishments for crossing the line.
You have no choice.
Going down the argument of "don't use anyone you don't trust" brings up the argument of.. well why are you paying Experian?
Where I'm getting to this is: We often times don't have a choice, that choice that looks like we have it is untrustable in the future, and we're being aggressively pushed into a situation where you have people of questionable interests. This rule/law encourages them to collect it, but there's no aggressive lifestyle ending punishments for crossing the line.
??? There's nobody forcing you to have an account at a cloud provider. There are many other choices.
If you really do not trust someone else to operate a computer on your behalf, you can operate one yourself.