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"I Don't have anything to hide" No, but what if your boss does and a friend of the surveillance company decides they wanted your job. Or, a politician? Friend
by sharemywin 9y ago
"I Don't have anything to hide"
No, but what if your boss does and a friend of the surveillance company decides they wanted your job.
Or, a politician? Friendlier laws for surveillance companies. Or a client of the surveillance companies.
- dna_polymerase 9y ago“Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say.” - Edward Snowden
- miscreanity 9y agoYes. Who makes the rules? There is no safety in trusting government or associated companies.
- goalieca 9y agoInformation is power. And it’s not even always negative as we’ve seen with targeted marketing and fake news. None of those Facebook users being psycho profiles had anything to hide but they were targeted and possibly manipulated. And this is a stage when the science is still primitive!
- LifeLiverTransp 9y agoDid you think that you got nothing to hide? Did you ever use a company car? Did you ever use it for private purposes? Do you know that state can reclaim the tax-deduction on that company car if he ever gets to know about this case of tax fraud. Did you know that facebook,google etc. track your whereabouts? Did you know, that states, running out of money, tend to buy big tax-avoiders data and pursuit them. (At least in europe) Did you know, that you got nowhere to hide, if one google or facebook employee decides to cash in?