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It looks like it is going to be a new norm in the name of "security" - across the globe, not just US (or UK, or Canada...). Doesn't it point to something much m
by dyukqu 10y ago
It looks like it is going to be a new norm in the name of "security" - across the globe, not just US (or UK, or Canada...). Doesn't it point to something much more troublesome than what it seems? Thinking about the real motive, the root cause of all this kind of stuff (mass surveillance, security issues, privacy wars, encryption need, etc.), I could see no other reason than a flawed nature of human - the greed of power and sustaining it. You can do many kinds of tricks like wiping your devices, using multiple (fake) accounts, leaving your electronic devices at home while travelling and etc. But what if the using a smart phone, having a FB account become a mandatory thing by law in a couple years? That doesn't sound irrelevant now. It's a passing game between security forces, government(s) and wealthy people - they watch for each other's interests. I don't know if it sounds senseful to you. If it is, how do we fight that?