User: pii9088

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privacy invasion is not a must to save lives

On: Larry Page: Healthcare Data Mining Could Save 100,000 Lives a Year

Privacy invasion is not a must to data mine and save lives. But it will be the only option offered by corps. Benefits in exchange for monopoly-increasing solutions. Check a privacy aware, decentralized solution that won't come from corporations: 0SPi.com

I really don't care

On: CISPA's Author Has Another Privacy-Killing Bill To Pass Before He Retires

I really don't care. They won't see any data from my users anyway, because I am building services around decentralized user data.

securing is easy but requires internet giants to g

On: Security for the 'Internet of Things' (Video)

securing is easy but requires internet giants to give up control to users. we must know why, what, when, and where the data flows, and users must be in control, to be able to selectively allow or not such connections.

That is why we need One Way Internet Communication

On: New Tool Makes Android Malware Easier To Create

If we would have an Android service that would allow only downloads but not uploads, users would not accept so easily apps with Full Network Access Permissions. Coincendantly I am working at a sollution. Please excuse the shameless ad here: https://www.kickstarter.com/pr...