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It seems you take your privacy very seriously. But isn't it futile? I mean, the common layman response to privacy issues is something on the lines of "I'm not a
by mola 7y ago
It seems you take your privacy very seriously. But isn't it futile? I mean, the common layman response to privacy issues is something on the lines of "I'm not a criminal terrorist so what do I care". They have a point, the individual doesn't really bear direct consequences of losing privacy (unless he is a terrorist, criminal etc).
The privacy issue is a social one, only when masses of individuals are spied upon, then nasty stuff may happen.
So while your efforts are serious I'm wondering what is their point.
I don't see any solution for this surveillance society we ended up with other than regulations through our government representatives.
- mirimir 7y agoI don't think of myself as a criminal or terrorist. But then my moral code is fundamentally from Aleister Crowley. So I'm well aware of the possibility that others might consider me a criminal or terrorist. Even if there were laws and regulations that better protected privacy, you couldn't count on that. You can't trust government agencies, because they stretch the limits, and outright lie about what they do. I also do it because it's fun.