…because it’s clear you don’t have a single clue about what’s in their long-term interests.
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@aral not really the same. CS won't lead to obesity, poor nutrition and 1000's of other health issues... -
@dkirk No, but corporate surveillance will lead to loss of privacy and thus loss of civil liberties and human rights. -
@aral hopefully you saw my next reply that is in agreement with this, just don't agree with the comparison
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@aral Point taken, but wouldn’t you think it’s still better than none at all? -
@foobartel If that was a dichotomy, then sure. But it’s not. Many other options, including entirely open systems. -
@aral Ok, that’s true. The problems that kick in are money, power and influence I suppose. But education & awareness are the start… So yes.
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@aral No. Chromebooks are an inexpensive way to give every student a laptop. Schools that are doing so already use Google Apps for Education -
@BrasSMan75 Oh, so they’ve already bought into corporate surveillance so it’s ok. Gotcha! :) -
@aral saying that it's "surveillance" implies that identifying data is desired - which it isn't. All net ad companies want data to target.
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@aral I thought they already did this in the US. -
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@aral Apparently, they lean more towards Taco Bell: http://johnrobbins.info/blog/mcdonalds-hospitals-schools/ …
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@aral wait, McDonald's spies on us? How did they make the camera edible?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@aral What's the alternative? Lower TCO but a little more spying. Seems to be the compromise people are willing to make.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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