Further Ruminations on the Emerging Data Mafia of datatransferproject.dev

* U.S. law enforcement uses the inverted septagram (seven pointed star, aka heptagram) as it's symbol.

* Upside down symbol of synthesis.

* Integrating number.

* Inverted feminine.

* The averse septagram seems to be borrowed from Crowley, who came up with the idea of representing Babalon with a point-down, seven-pointed star. If you Google the Mark of the Beast, you’ll find Crowley’s personal symbol which combines the symbol of the Great Beast with a version of the septagram of Babalon which is identical to the averse septagram used by the ONA. [source=https://vkjehannum.wordpress.com/2017/02/06/the-coming-aeon-sorath-chavajoth-how-satanism-ate-the-ona/] [The OTO is big in the Silicon Valley area!]

* Inverted "Chariot" tarot major arcana, i.e. reversed 'hodic' qualities of reason and communication.

* There are doubtless many more coincidences, and none of them positive!

Interestingly note that the image says "fraud and abuse" three times, and that I'm sure will never be defined because it will punitively and arbitrarily target at any data that cannot be exploited for personally identifiable information (PII). This is already the fundamental foundation of Twitter's, Google's, Facebook's and Microsoft's platforms.

Naturally I maintain that any encrypted data will fall into this category of 'fraud and abuse' (and will be purged), which may be another reason why Apple has opted out.

Netizens have noted the glaring omission of the word 'privacy, which is nowhere to be found on the DTP website, and also Apple's notable lack of involvement. Also it could be perceived as an attempt to offset against Amazon's near monopoly strength in this segment of the 'market'.

Could we be seeing an aggregation of data storage cartelling much as we have seen the same in the fields of transmission: skype, google hangout, communication/social media: G+, twitter, facebook, e-mail: Gmail, hotmail, operating systems: Windows, Android, and video: youtube and google video?

Have no doubt that these companies have more in common than they have in competition so this is tantamount to a corporate consolidation of sorts.

Having watched these data mafias agglomerate over time I have absolutely no doubt it will not be beneficial for users and it is highly likely actions against an individual or organisation on one platform will in the near term be executed against the aforementioned on all platforms, this makes it trivial to remove dissenting voices which is concomitantly an emerging threat to the values of democracy itself.