Google and other search engine operators
make money off data stored in their clouds
Shosanna Zuboffs excellent book The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight
for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power page 59 May
2014 The Court of Justice of the
European Union reasserted the right to be forgotten.
“The operator of a search engine is
liable to affect significantly the fundamental rights to privacy and to the
protection of personnel data. In light of potential seriousness of the
interference (with those interests), it cannot be justified by merely the
economic interest which the operator of such an engine has in that processing.
“The Luxembourg Court felt the free flow
of information matters, but not as much, ultimately, as the safeguarding of
dignity, privacy, and data protection in the European rights regime.
“In reasserting the right to be forgotten
. . . (the) decisive authority over the digital future rests with the people,
their laws, and their democratic institutions. It affirms that individuals and
democratic societies can fight for their right to the future tense and can win,
even in the face of a great private power.”
they monetise our Histories https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aW7HweAf3o
regarding data centers
best retard them
cloud providers can prioritise and minimise
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