A very happy looking cloud is grabbing everything in sight. It seems like the artist tried to think of the most harmless thing; something that could never possibly destroy us. The post is a short summary of a way to tame the puft cloud put forth by Limor Fried. There is also a Google+ page for it. The basic notion is to keep things open so that what is collected is known and how it is used can be limited and controlled by users. Given how companies love to keep everything proprietary, we may be doomed. But, maybe after a few more incidents like the Samsung Smartly-taking-away-your-privacy-through-security-flaws TV, companies might finally get the idea when users demand security they can verify. If no one outside the originating company can verify their device's security, it is only a short matter of time until someone outside that company verifies the device's lack of security. Such lacking security of a device used in the presumed privacy of one's home is a problem most people would rather not have, but a few will want to profit from.