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And what's the name of that magical place? The UK may be more extreme than other countries at this point in time but "free countries" are a myth of the past. Ev
by cJ0th 9y ago
And what's the name of that magical place? The UK may be more extreme than other countries at this point in time but "free countries" are a myth of the past. Even the privacy conscious Germany is heading in the same direction. For instance, many politicians of the current administration want to limit the legality of encryption or demand video monitoring with face recognition in public places.
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- gunnyguy121 9y agoIceland?
- lostlogin 9y agoAiming for a perfect solution doesn't mean you can't start with one that's good enough and work on it.
- cJ0th 9y agoI don't mean to be snarky but where exactly would you start to work on it? Every major scandal so far has shown that society by and large doesn't care about privacy (or isn't even willing to learn about the implications which could result from reduced privacy) and these very same people go to the polls.
- lostlogin 9y agoI'd start at home - that's New Zealand for me. Unfortunately it doesn't seem that easy to change the government but I wouldn't say I'd given up on it. Quite how the current government got in with the scandals revealed during the election is beyond me, but says a lot about their opposition.