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Originally Posted by anime_boners
for A) tho, if a reputable company is telling you the cloud is safe.. you're gonna believe that. when hackers got cc info from target nobody blamed the ppl using credit cards at target.
I'm as guilty as anyone else viewing these pics as they come out, but it doesn't make it any less of a gross invasion of privacy, and the one and only party at fault here is the hacker(s)
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I never disagreed with any of that.
I stated that the ideal outcome of this is that people realize storing anything on a remote location, regardless of what the hosting company tells you, carries an inherent risk of exposure. That also goes with sending it to a friend or loved one.
A is very much true - if you don't want the risk of exposure, don't take the photo (0% risk). If you wish to minimize the risk of exposure, don't store it anywhere that isn't local - though that still retains a risk (physical theft, malicious person, etc).