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no, its not like breaking into anything. Its more like walking past your neighbors house and finding the person who is supposed to be looking after it has left
by mSparks 10y ago
no, its not like breaking into anything.
Its more like walking past your neighbors house and finding the person who is supposed to be looking after it has left all the windows and doors open and a shopping list of things to steal pinned to the wall.
Then when your friend doesn't do anything about it.
Telling your other friends what an idiot he is.
The reason telling people they are insecure has been criminalised is the security agencies are the ones doing all the stealing.
- andai 10y agoThat last part, what?
- mSparks 10y agoIt's a simple posit. The security agencies (generally) don't breach systems to protect you from physical harm. They breach systems to steal the intellectual property of anyone and everyone for use by the elites that provide their funding. So we've had three decades of systems security being cast as a dirty word only criminals care about.
- ArkyBeagle 10y agoThanks for trying to explain it. Are you familiar with "window peeping"? It's sort of a tort.