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It is a technology problem. Technology created the centralisation that makes the target so juicy, and courts treat stuff entrusted to third parties with less ca
by barrkel 8y ago
It is a technology problem. Technology created the centralisation that makes the target so juicy, and courts treat stuff entrusted to third parties with less care than stuff you keep in your mind.
The closer the storage is to you, the bigger a hurdle the government needs to jump to access it. Closer tech is more private tech. It's also much more expensive to snoop on.
The ballot box approach will last exactly as long as the next terrorist crisis.
- smolder 8y agoI agree we should be divesting from centralized data management for the reasons you stated. The parent poster also had a good point, though. If the public is going to bend over at every crisis and lose rights, how long until residential customers can only hook approved walled-garden devices up to the internet, with no true privacy respecting tools permitted in their app stores?