Removing device encryption due to lack of customer use is an incredibly poor excuse for weakening the security of those customers that did use the feature, given that the information stored on a tablet can be just as sensitive as that stored on a phone or on a computer, Amazon should instead be pushing to make device encryption the default -- not removing it.

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Even though it seems like there is another mass shooting every week, if you are looking at the number of mass shooters versus the total population, it's still a tiny, tiny number which means this is still a very rare event, it's like trying to predict where lightning is going to strike.

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I definitely think it matters, i think it matters to the people whose images are being used for purposes they hadn't imagined they'd be used for.

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If it were me that would actually be the first thing I would think about doing, you would have to basically encase the White House in this net. It sure wouldn't look pretty, but in some ways it would be the most effective way.

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