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As someone who grew up in a "nothing to to hide - nothing to fear" environment this is what I realized as I grew older as well. Another more recent example: I
by reitanqild 8y ago
As someone who grew up in a "nothing to to hide - nothing to fear" environment this is what I realized as I grew older as well.
Another more recent example: I guess those who opposed Erdogan a few years ago aren't too comfortable now.
Short summary: even if you have reason to trust the police department to not abuse your data (I like the local police around here), do you also:
- trust everyone of them not to snoop around?
- trust every contractor and sysadmin now and in the future?
- In a time where giant data leaks occurs multiple times a year, do you trust authorities to always be patched and vigilant?
- all this is before we start talking about 3 letter agency stuff, neighboring nations that have a bad habit of invading others etc.
Edit: fixed a number of spelling mistakes etc.