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Legitimate question; if you're not American, why do you think the NSA would be impacting your individual freedom, or perhaps the freedom made available by the s
by chrononaut 8y ago
Legitimate question; if you're not American, why do you think the NSA would be impacting your individual freedom, or perhaps the freedom made available by the state(s) of your citizenship(s)? Or were you more referencing that it is violating your privacy?
- zerostar07 8y agothere is international law which allows the US to affect me and my freedom even in my home country. It would be up to the local courts to decide. And of course when i visit the US, as well as my freedom to do business with US companies. Also, in this case the tracking is both without my consent , and without the protections that american law provides to americans.