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I think that when people depend on you, you should do your best to protect them. This applies on an individual level, and it applies to companies as well. I believe that big tech companies, which billions of people rely on, should have a top-level priority to protect their users.
On a basic level, it could mean protecting their data & privacy -- which they entrusted you with. But since big tech is literally in a position to steer human technological development -- we also have a responsibility to make sure that tech gets used to build the best of worlds.
soooo how would all the free services like Google + Social media make any money? this makes 0 sense
learned this in kindergarten — don’t put any information voluntarily on the internet that you don’t want the world to see. that simple.
This is the kind of thinking we need to move us forward. Bravo
Yes, but big tech is a euphemism for monopoly. I understand the sentiment that an ethical, responsible, and educated monopolist seems better than an unethical, corrupt, and populist democratically elected government. But this sentiment has, for good reasons, no good reputation.
Our elected representatives are responsible to design and establish a mindful legal framework that forces big tech (and other monopolists) to act ethically and in our interest. This is called regulation and should not have such a bad reputation (probably lack of mindfulness...)
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