and the french sounding more than son sylla story when he was speaking he was really reiterating those buzz words that we heard from angel merkel. note my, solidarity, the idea that all the other countries need to help agrees, put also responsibility the fact that agrees needs to help itself by coming up with some serious proposals and rapidity urgency the fact that mr. merkel said we are not talking about weeks any more, we are talking about days. in less than two weeks greece has another payment $3.8 billions due to e.u. institutions and if it defaults then clearly the situation is even worse than it was. >> with all the delay we have had, and these various coming and going between talks falling apart, it is making things a lot worse. >> yes, they are. and as we heard in that report, it isn't just making it worse, but it is making worse just for ordinary people, it is more days that people are having to cue up the catch point machines trying to get out 50 euros pensioners having more difficulty getting their pensions and just generally the whole country grinding to a halt, and yet, d

fire foxx made by mow sylla a nonprofit, which is key in this whole thing has been very good at advocating for privacy rights and those sorts of issues issues and mozilla is a company within the industry but can lead -- help push the entry in a better direction. it will take a sustained advocacy campaign and might have start with specific demands about more transparency and data collection and right to delete it and perhaps just focusing on specific types of data. perhaps people start saying we don't want our medical searches being collected. because your search history is incredibly revealing. anytime you're searching for symptoms a number of companies may be monitoring that. so may have to start where like that. >> the last response touches on something i wanted to ask you. if you were to look at an hiv web site, for example pause your son at hiv would your job prospects -- would your medical history reflect that problem? >> well, you raised a good issue, which is that there's this assumption that on the internet that anything you do is relevant to who you are and to what you're interest