As a US Citizen, would you rather have the US government or Russia have your data?

@bernardsimsic9334

6 күн бұрын

That’s a good question .

@fooey88

6 күн бұрын

Option C

@Zeakthecat

5 күн бұрын

either. nobody shuold have your data in fact.

@user-ec7oe1bl8y

5 күн бұрын

Not a US citizen but honestly, I’d prefer the Russian’s. Just so you don’t have your own government creepily spying on you

5 күн бұрын

When it comes to people's info, both countries are into it.

and i remember zdnet publishing all kinds of junk about kaspersky. since beginning of time. and promoting norton and mcafee. and yeah, kaspersky is kgb colonel reportedly.

Screw that. Im keeping mine

@shepardcommander9960

22 сағат бұрын

You won't be able to use it after September because they will no longer be sending out virus database updates and once your current subscription expires you won't be able to renew it anymore. I used Kaspersky for over 8 years and it was my favorite AV out there. You're gonna have to get something different or just hope Kaspersky sues the US Government and wins. They won't win. I also liked the fact it wasn't a US Based AV because I try to keep my security software based in other countries. For VPN's I won't ever use one based in the US ever that's basically just allowing the NSA to spy on you.

Very important, DJI next please

@NirvashOne

6 күн бұрын

Lol you think flight paths of us based dji drones is going to reveal anything that they don't already know? China has satellites just like we do that can take clearer photos of areas than our flight paths can reveal.

@KingNothing22

6 күн бұрын

they won't, the miltary uses DJI

fun how naturally americans see “government interference” as something only others (the baddies) do… the good news is: a lot of this has much more to do with a “moral justification” for market protection