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Ideally, what you say makes sense, but at some point you're just going to have to place your trust in someone, or something. Realistically, a vendor won't be able to satisfy every single curiosity. Someone else might ask how do we know the data is actually stored where they claim its stored. How do we know if such and such employee even works there. How do we know the OS that their developers use isn't updated and/or compromised, What if they get a new employee who is incompetent and doesn't follow the established protocols, etc, etc. You can only go down one level of abstraction here. Otherwise you'll probably be writing a treatise on belief, knowledge and justified true-beliefs.



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