• doodledup@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    If your threat model depends of political idiologies then you should reconsider your threat model.

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      If a person signals loyalty to a criminal government which is violating the rights of its people daily, why would I trust them not to cooperate with that government when they ask for a backdoor to be installed? Conservatives are simply not trustworthy. They’re lying, backstabbing, and manipulative. They have no principles at all and will say or do anything to acquire more power and money

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        1 day ago

        So why do you trust any company? Every company has people like that employed. Do you make a political-views check on every employee of a company before choosing your product?

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          21 hours ago

          Call me crazy, but I think there is a bit of difference between the average worker, and CEOs, investors and execs, in terms of hability to sway the company one way or another.

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            10 hours ago

            And that’s why you need to have a governance structure to prevent that BS. Putting a non profit above it with 3 people who together have to make decisions that to them seem to be the best for the mission will make it really hard to start being a Nazi al besudden.