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Putting on my marketing hat -- protecting privacy sure has lousy marketing. Privacy is so abstract and sounds passive. Why don't people talk about how upcomin
by dude01 9y ago
Putting on my marketing hat -- protecting privacy sure has lousy marketing. Privacy is so abstract and sounds passive.
Why don't people talk about how upcoming politicians can be blackmailed by having this surveillance info lying around? Or our current politicians, who vote and decide on the powers granted the NSA, are easily blackmail-able with this surveillance info?
- pvnick 9y agoThat's always been my biggest concern. It appears to have happened to Trump's team, which is very ironic because the republicans are supposedly the national security hawks that want this surveillance; but at the same time now the dems turn a blind eye because it happened to someone they despise.