karandeep singh ਕਰਨ کَرن
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building @QommaHQ | senior writer @xdadevelopers @androidauth | reviews @pockettactics | co-host @bottomline_in
My address to the nation. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
🚨 TRUMP TO MAKE AN ANNOUNCEMENT AT 3PM IN WASHINGTON
On the topic of privacy, there are three distinct cases I want to address: 1. The secret lover case 2. The violation we feel when a company uses our personal data to show ads to us 3. The secret rebel case The secret lover case also applies to org trade secrets and confidential data but "secret lover" is more catchy 😁 We work hard to ensure your privacy in case 1. Our tech stack and product are designed with this as a major goal. Let me come to case 2. By taking a vow to not use your data to try to sell you stuff, we protect you from that sense of distaste or violation. Our strong stand also ensures that corporate confidential data or trade secrets do not get leaked to those ad-related data mining systems. The secret rebel case is subject to the laws of the nations we operate in. Any company operating in a jurisdiction promising to protect a secret rebel against their own government is making a false promise. Sovereign power always prevails over mere companies. Whether it is Google or Apple, when they operate in India, they have to comply with Indian law and likewise Zoho has to comply with US law when operating in America. So while secret rebels can communicate like secret lovers do, secret rebels cannot expect courts to affirm their right to plot against their government. Our stand has been consistent on this matter. I have said these in our Zoholics events in many locations around the world for well over a decade.
ChatGPT already helps millions of people find what to buy. Now it can help them buy it too. We’re introducing Instant Checkout in ChatGPT with @Etsy and @Shopify, and open-sourcing the Agentic Commerce Protocol that powers it, built with @Stripe, so more merchants and developers can integrate agentic checkout.
