> We really don’t know what data is being accessed.
Thank you. I think there is a lot of assumption by everyone about that very thing.
Thank you. I think there is a lot of assumption by everyone about that very thing.
Which part of the above comment are you attributing this to?
Seems like a strawman.
Musk is working for the government and sets an example with his own behavior. If he can't commit to his own standard of transparency then I (and no rational person) would trust him to hold the rest of the government accountable either.
I'm skeptical of people who do this, too. I also bet that a lot of people want transparency until they find a flaw that serves them and further transparency would attract attention.
However, this skepticism is mis-placed and off-topic. Re-read the posted comment above. The comment wants more transparency and isn't debating weaponizing the data, which they acknowledge and park as a separate issue.