That's interesting that you think about it that way.
I know a lot of people who upload their scanned prescriptions and reports to Dropbox.
Dropbox uses AWS S3 to store data.
Do the 3 guys from Oakland use the same infrastructure? I'm not sure. But Dropbox has access to your files.
I can't say you're someone who uploads medical data to cloud storage, so this is a more general question (since I'm sure more people will have these qualms): Why Dropbox and not Prime? Is it Guido? Drew? Those guys are from the Netherlands and Massachusetts respectively.
If there's a security concern, the NSA (and I'm sure other agencies) pretty much have access to everything, and those employees might just be a couple of guys from Oakland.
Note: This is something I can see as a valid concern from a lot of people, so this question is as much directed to the Prime team as it is to Steve.
Update: I wrote Oklahoma instead of Oakland everywhere.
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That's interesting that you think about it that way.
I know a lot of people who upload their scanned prescriptions and reports to Dropbox. Dropbox uses AWS S3 to store data.
Do the 3 guys from Oakland use the same infrastructure? I'm not sure. But Dropbox has access to your files.
I can't say you're someone who uploads medical data to cloud storage, so this is a more general question (since I'm sure more people will have these qualms): Why Dropbox and not Prime? Is it Guido? Drew? Those guys are from the Netherlands and Massachusetts respectively.
If there's a security concern, the NSA (and I'm sure other agencies) pretty much have access to everything, and those employees might just be a couple of guys from Oakland.
Note: This is something I can see as a valid concern from a lot of people, so this question is as much directed to the Prime team as it is to Steve.
Update: I wrote Oklahoma instead of Oakland everywhere.
Update 2: They _do_ use Amazon.