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> Wake me when the UK isn't answerable to HUDOC This is basically the 'finally they came for me' argument I was making. You will sleep in until it's too late i
by monkeynotes 7y ago
> Wake me when the UK isn't answerable to HUDOC
This is basically the 'finally they came for me' argument I was making. You will sleep in until it's too late is what you are suggesting.
> the example you've cited is unauthorized and unjustified collection of private correspondence
This was my point contradicting "The Transparent Society"'s optimistic POV.
I give up.
- shadowgovt 7y agoI don't take Transparent Society's read as optimistic; it highlights dangers but treats those dangers as mitigable if we pay attention. For example, HUDOC acts as oversight for the risk of overreach of the UK's police apparatus. Given that such oversight exists, the addition of facial recognition to do what the UK camera network is designed to do already (but faster and with programmable parameters) is probably acceptable. The benefits are clear and the risk mitigated by oversight.