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- do you know anyone who has been stalked, harassed, worse? or: do you have kids? - yes (hopefully) - would you tolerate use of software that allows users to
by maximente 7y ago
- do you know anyone who has been stalked, harassed, worse? or: do you have kids?
- yes (hopefully)
- would you tolerate use of software that allows users to more effectively stalk, harass, or worse? [especially your kids?]
- no (hopefully)
- are you aware that software with that power exists today, and that since at least 2007 some of its users have been convicted of using it for stalking/harassing/worse?
- no, tell me more (hopefully)
- jlgaddis 7y ago> - would you tolerate use of software that allows users to more effectively stalk, harass, or worse? [especially your kids?] It's easy to dream up ideal scenarios, such as the above (even though they are almost never realistic). For example, one possible unexpected response to the above question might very well be: > "Such as Tor?"
- dorchadas 7y agoOr, the one I get the most, "But it's our government and I have nothing to hide from them." So while they wouldn't want private actors to have that information, they're fine with the government having it because they still believe the law is actually fair and impartial and such.