The book neglects to talk about one aspect of technology
companies that has been in the media recently, security. After the release of
many classified documents by Edward Snowden about the National Security Agency
(NSA). Many questions have been raised about the safety of private information
by technology users. Companies like ATT and Google (who have already been
tapped by the NSA) have vowed to begin protecting users by encrypting their
data. With the release of the iPhone 5s, which contains fingerprint reading
technology, speculation about fingerprint database sharing with the NSA and FBI
has gone public. I think if Jobs were to still be alive, he would do whatever
it takes to protect the customer from the leaking of their personal
information. I am skeptical that the new executives at Apple will respond the
same way as Jobs now that Apple isn’t as private of a company.
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