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At the end of the day, it is obvious that policy is the right direction to stop this bleed of infringement. However; be it noted: those who have the capability
by vxxzy 10y ago
At the end of the day, it is obvious that policy is the right direction to stop this bleed of infringement. However; be it noted: those who have the capability to circumvent, or ethically "get around" such enchroachment; have a responsibilty to free those who may be entagled by that which is "freedom limiting". The argugment could be had, however; is it really freedom limiting for others to know your web history? Obviously, there are second, and third abilities to be held when a dominant party knows of the lesser's behavior. Still a great bit to parse. As for me and my house, we will tunnel safely through VPN.
- staticsafe 10y agoSome food for thought: Such data can include say, the fact that a certain person enjoys some fetishes or maybe some other similarly compromising data. The possibility for blackmail exists and therefore the possibility of your freedom being curtailed.