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If the country law is aimed to achive 100% surveillance and zero privacy, yes, you can blame it.
by loriverkutya 8y ago
If the country law is aimed to achive 100% surveillance and zero privacy, yes, you can blame it.
- Moru 8y agoYes, there is a difference between giving all your information by your own free will and the state spying on everything you do. On the other hand how many knows how much Facebook and Google collects about you and where that information ends up some time later? There was a lot of scifi about the information society and how that could derail in the future, where machines decides if you might commit a crime in the future and take preventative meassures. We are not far away from it now, just takes a few small jumps in the imagination to end up there :-)
- PavlovsCat 8y ago> There was a lot of scifi about the information society More importantly, there is a lot of literature about totalitarianism.