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It's not an argument over secret, or non-secret data collection. It's an argument over abuse of power, secret data collection being one of the examples of abuse
by m00x 7y ago
It's not an argument over secret, or non-secret data collection. It's an argument over abuse of power, secret data collection being one of the examples of abuse of power.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 7y agoJust so I understand, do you include this particular incident as an abuse of power? AFAICT, as long as they end up only using the data for the stated purpose, and not to charge random other people with random crimes, it would be a correct use of power, at least by my judgment.
- beebob 7y agoThat is correct. In his first sentence he made the assumption that this will not be the case. As such I do not see a discrepancy here.
- lultimouomo 7y agoOnce you have data, how can I tell you what you're using it for? Parallel construction is a thing.