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So I've heard a lot of "the botnet", usually in reference to cloud computing and corporations selling information.
My question is, with all these companies supposedly guaranteeing "privacy", how can they get away with this?
What even *is* the botnet?
What's the alternative?
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>>58725772
>My question is, with all these companies supposedly guaranteeing "privacy", how can they get away with this?
The big companies don't guarantee privacy. Just the opposite, actually. Go real Google or Microsoft's """privacy""" policy. It's full of shit about "we will collect, X, Y, Z, and a dozen other things, and reserve the right to retain and share this information under this list of circumstances that is so broad as to cover almost any situation"
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>>58725772
>What even *is* the botnet?
Literally any software or device connected to a network of any kind.
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also someone's gonna post this picture so it might as well be me
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>>58725874
>Literally any software or device connected to a network of any kind.
With someone besides the end user using it for their benefit.
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>>58725772
They get away with this because when you accept terms of use you allow them to own your data
Best alternative is to self host everything
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>>58725936
That's not a requirement if you ask /g/. And OP is asking /g/.
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>>58726306
If /g/ had to judge /g/ the post.
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>>58725908
holy fucking kek
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