aka Steve Ramos Web apps, consulting, secure serverless/no-database CMS, real estate tech, e-commerce; also this stuff: πππ¦π€π»π₯πποΈββοΈβοΈπΌπ¬ππ¨π΄π΅πͺπ΅πΉ
The only way to make Twitter DMs end-to-end encrypted would require one of the following:
- redefine E2E to mean something that isn't actually end-to-end
- make DMs a usability disaster for 99% of the population
- block users from reading DMs in web browsers
I wound up meeting with a Director who came in huffing and puffing.
The Director said βWe should know when users leave their house, their commute to work, and everywhere they go throughout the day. Anything less is useless. We get a lot more than that from other tech companies.β
It βs not enough for government to pass laws that protect consumers from corporations that harvest and monetize their personal data. It is also necessary for these laws to have bite. https://t.co/Zl74MFWw0B
@tElizaRose Iβve avoided PayPal for many years now, and unfortunately @Square hit us with some tomfoolery recently so weβre switching payment processors away from them. Itβs frustrating especially when it seems that youβre punished by these companies for growing
@tElizaRose For what itβs worth, I find a lot of people Iβve mentioned this to, even people in tech, hadnβt known. Similar to the lack of knowledge that IG is owned by Facebook (Meta π)
@brovsky@Ford@Rivian@Tesla@DougDeMuro@Toyota I find it really ironic that Texas legislation is still preventing Tesla from selling direct-to-consumer because of dealership org lobbying. Dealers have their place but not with all the friction theyβre empowered to create