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This is incredibly disheartening to hear, but I have to say I'm glad to see the currently top-voted comment is about this, and most of the thread has turned to
by shostack 11y ago
This is incredibly disheartening to hear, but I have to say I'm glad to see the currently top-voted comment is about this, and most of the thread has turned to focus on this.
I wonder how big of an issue this NSL will become for Reddit, or whether it will be forgotten about in a week.
I also wonder what it means for me as a Redditor. "If you have nothing to hide" arguments aside, does this mean it is safe to assume that the NSA got full access to all of Reddit's data and hoovered it all up? Or are these NSLs only able to target individuals? Not sure you can really make that distinction from a data mining standpoint I guess.
- hxegon 11y agoNo matter what the extent is, I have to assume that everything is compromised and reddit is now totally untrustworthy.
- thrillgore 11y agoI was slowly letting the idea of going back to Reddit something worth doing (after the blackout). Now, I have it DNS filtered. I won't be going back.