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>Whereas I don't get a say but the exact same treatment from your country. The NSA works with the 5 eyes to gather data on you. If you want to stop the NSA fro
by jklinger410 10y ago
>Whereas I don't get a say but the exact same treatment from your country.
The NSA works with the 5 eyes to gather data on you. If you want to stop the NSA from spying on you, vote in your democratic country to remove yourselves from our intelligence agreements.
It doesn't necessarily mean the NSA won't spy on you, but it does mean it will be technically illegal for them to do so, so they probably won't do it unless they actually care about you.
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- etiam 10y agoI don't see that it would make said spying illegal under US law, and those are the only laws I expect NSA to fear enough to even bother subverting. Not that I disagree with the suggestion to put pressure on the partners though.
- djschnei 10y agoInteractions with foreign parties is rarely enforced through domestic law (in this sense). It's the job of your government to protect you from foreign governments. Your government having intelligence agreements with our government is them saying to you they don't value your privacy enough to protect it.