My question was directed at someone who claimed their privacy was violated, and I asked them to explain how they would’ve liked their service provider to handle a difference in opinion about what to build in the future. I don’t think your comment clarifies that.
> how they would’ve liked their service provider to handle a difference in opinion about what to build in the future
And the answer is that they shouldn't implement things that violate people's privacy, such as things that would be illegal for the government to do without a warrant.
That is the answer. If it is something that the government would need a warrant for, then they shouldn't do it, and doing it would violate people's privacy.
