
Robert Baggs
Head of Multimedia at Cointelegraph and host of its daily crypto livestream Chain Reaction (formerly Rise'n'Crypto), covering Bitcoin, privacy, and blockchain.
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Aug 21, 2026
Café Bitcoin | Bitcoin Rips 23% on the Week, Privacy in the AI Era, Palantir and Government Capture | Day 31 of 50
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On that specifically about the data ownership, the MOD and Palantir have basically said the same line for months and months and months.

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But two MOD systems engineers have anonymously spoken about this with the news outlet The Nerve.

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He said, whether or not the UK technically owns the data is almost irrelevant.

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That's like reading a secret love letter and then saying the secrets in it are safe because you promised not to copy it down word for word, which is essentially saying that they have having access to the data is enough.

