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The entire analysis is based on reports of abuse. AFAICT there's nothing to suggest the actual number has increased. In fact, this could even be a sign that t
by omginternets 7y ago
The entire analysis is based on reports of abuse. AFAICT there's nothing to suggest the actual number has increased.
In fact, this could even be a sign that the system is working -- we're flagging, removing and investigating these cases.
It's ostensibly true that the government isn't equipped to fight the root cause, but I can't help but wonder to what extent this is paving the way for more mass surveillance.
- catacombs 7y ago> The entire analysis is based on reports of abuse. What's a better metric to measure this then?
- candiodari 7y agoConvictions ?