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[2771.22 --> 2772.22] But some people aren't going to want you. |
[2772.22 --> 2774.22] Some people won't want that. |
[2774.22 --> 2776.22] And some people will be absolutely terrified by this. |
[2776.22 --> 2778.22] And if I was smart, I would be too. |
[2778.22 --> 2783.22] Because this level of being aware of what you're doing and where you are and what you're |
[2783.22 --> 2788.22] saying at any given time is just absolutely scary. |
[2788.22 --> 2796.22] But in terms of an enjoyable lifestyle, if I were to just block it from my mind and not |
[2796.22 --> 2801.22] worry about the fact that someone else is watching what I'm doing, I think it could seriously |
[2801.22 --> 2802.22] enhance my life anyway. |
[2802.22 --> 2805.22] We've got, I'm excited for this type of stuff. |
[2805.22 --> 2807.22] I'm jumping ideas again. |
[2807.22 --> 2812.22] But like what with Google just did, where they're encrypting your email all over the |
[2812.22 --> 2813.22] Yeah, I was going to jump into that topic. |
[2813.22 --> 2814.22] Yeah, yeah. |
[2814.22 --> 2816.22] So they're encrypting your email all over the freaking place. |
[2816.22 --> 2823.22] I'm excited for more personalized style cloud, more personalized style services, and something |
[2823.22 --> 2829.22] like this where maybe you get like the Siri box, which sits in the closet in your house, |
[2829.22 --> 2833.22] and just has storage and compute and connectivity and everything. |
[2833.22 --> 2839.22] And then it's all your own stuff and it's encrypted everywhere like crazy because then |
[2839.22 --> 2842.22] the NSA is probably still going to find a way to get it. |
[2842.22 --> 2848.22] I don't think either Apple or Google with the way that they value your information is ever |
[2848.22 --> 2849.22] going to offer that to you. |
[2849.22 --> 2853.22] Yeah, but then they'll take it, but then no one else. |
[2853.22 --> 2854.22] Okay, so let's |
[2854.22 --> 2857.22] And then you're going to have to figure out which one you're okay with having all of your |
[2857.22 --> 2858.22] data. |
[2858.22 --> 2863.22] Apple's got a reasonably okay history of privacy protection actually. |
[2863.22 --> 2864.22] Yeah. |
[2864.22 --> 2867.22] Like neither of them are super scary. |
[2867.22 --> 2868.22] Google's becoming more scary. |
[2868.22 --> 2871.22] Yeah, I was just going to say, Google's getting kind of scary lately. |
[2871.22 --> 2877.22] I was on the Google train pretty hard probably about a year ago, maybe a little bit more, and I've |
[2877.22 --> 2881.22] dropped off pretty heavily because a lot of their services are just kind of becoming junk. |
[2881.22 --> 2883.22] Just putting that out there. |
[2883.22 --> 2884.22] They're getting worse, not better. |
[2884.22 --> 2886.22] You know what's really funny? |
[2886.22 --> 2890.22] I've noticed that like half of my calendar notifications don't pop up anymore. |
[2890.22 --> 2891.22] And I'm just like... |
[2891.22 --> 2893.22] Things just seem to be getting... |
[2893.22 --> 2894.22] That's weird. |
[2894.22 --> 2896.22] Things just seem to be getting worse. |
[2896.22 --> 2898.22] I haven't seen something from them in so long. |
[2898.22 --> 2899.22] I know, right? |
[2899.22 --> 2900.22] Oh, Major Geeks. |
[2900.22 --> 2902.22] Alright, so let's move into our next topic. |
[2902.22 --> 2904.22] This is a positive thing about Google though. |
[2904.22 --> 2907.22] So the article's on MajorGeeks.com, geek until it megahertz. |
[2907.22 --> 2908.22] This is definitely... |
[2908.22 --> 2909.22] Man, I used to love this website. |
[2909.22 --> 2911.22] I know, I used to be on here all the time. |
[2911.22 --> 2912.22] Downloaded my future marks. |
[2912.22 --> 2913.22] Yeah, man. |
[2913.22 --> 2914.22] Yeah, man! |
[2914.22 --> 2917.22] Like any game patches are always on here. |
[2917.22 --> 2918.22] Yeah, dog! |
[2918.22 --> 2919.22] Alright. |
[2919.22 --> 2921.22] Sorry, yeah. |
[2921.22 --> 2922.22] So like this is definitely an improvement. |
[2922.22 --> 2925.22] I know I just said everything's getting worse, but this is definitely getting better. |
[2925.22 --> 2927.22] Okay, so let's talk about what's going on here. |
[2927.22 --> 2928.22] So Google... |
[2928.22 --> 2939.22] Gmail has announced that they are quote unquote staying at the forefront of email security and reliability by using an encrypted HTTPS connection when you check or send email. |
[2939.22 --> 2950.22] The fact that the option to turn off HTTPS will no longer be available will help users thwart the prying eyes of any number of would-be snoopers. |
[2950.22 --> 2954.22] So is this, is this like, is this the transition to the future? |
[2954.22 --> 2960.22] Where everyone starts to hate government and government kind of seems to go away and then it's just like what corporate team are you on? |
[2960.22 --> 2961.22] Yeah. |
[2961.22 --> 2973.22] Cause like in every video game and a lot of future style movies, it's always these like giant megacorps, like by and large, that actually run everything. |
[2973.22 --> 2977.22] And then like governments either just don't exist or just don't matter. |
[2977.22 --> 2986.22] Well, you look at how little apparently the government matters in Ohio because the car dealerships are running automotive legislation. |
[2986.22 --> 2990.22] So is this the future or was it yesterday? |
[2990.22 --> 2991.22] Dun, dun, dun. |
[2991.22 --> 2992.22] Yeah, I don't know. |
[2992.22 --> 2996.22] Which would be funnier if it wasn't actually something that's deeply concerning. |
[2996.22 --> 2997.22] Yeah, seriously. |
[2997.22 --> 3008.22] Because like, and something that we just talked about, which is how we were talking about how we might be more happy with Google or Apple having our data than the NSA. |
[3008.22 --> 3009.22] Truthfully? |
[3009.22 --> 3010.22] Yep. |
[3010.22 --> 3011.22] Yeah. |
[3011.22 --> 3012.22] 100%. |
[3012.22 --> 3013.22] Particularly Apple. |
[3013.22 --> 3019.22] I would gladly hand over the keys to, you know, like my life to Apple compared to- |
[3019.22 --> 3020.22] If you had to. |
[3020.22 --> 3021.22] The government. |
[3021.22 --> 3022.22] Yeah, if I had to choose. |
[3022.22 --> 3023.22] If it was like one of the other. |
[3023.22 --> 3032.22] Like gun to your head, you pick one, I'll hand it to Apple versus someone else because Apple has my best interest at heart because they need my money. |
[3032.22 --> 3034.22] Yeah, all of your money. |
[3034.22 --> 3040.22] But that's the difference between a government and a company is that I have to voluntarily give Apple my money. |
[3040.22 --> 3042.22] Which is, yeah, that's a big deal. |
[3042.22 --> 3048.22] And that's what drives this corruption in the government is that I have to give them my money whether I'm happy with what they're doing or not. |
[3048.22 --> 3054.22] If I actually had to give them my money because I was pleased with what they were doing, that would be a complete- |
[3054.22 --> 3060.22] I suspect we'd see them behave in a much more consumer, much more populist friendly manner. |
[3060.22 --> 3069.22] So, while I'm not, while I don't think that mega corporations are necessarily, you know, perfect, because they're not. |
[3069.22 --> 3070.22] No. |
[3070.22 --> 3071.22] No. |
[3071.22 --> 3072.22] No. |
[3072.22 --> 3076.22] Would we rather have a mega corporation that calls itself the government? |
[3076.22 --> 3081.22] I mean, did you see that recent scandal over the, shoot, what was it? |
[3081.22 --> 3085.22] Canadian medals, millions wasted. |
[3085.22 --> 3087.22] I'm gonna see if I can find it. |
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