> There is no such thing as privacy anymore, at least with respect to anything electronic. There never was! I was there for Scott McNealy telling us, "You HAVE

> There is no such thing as privacy anymore, at least with respect to anything electronic. There never was! I was there for Scott McNealy telling us, "You HAVE no privacy. Get over it." As the CEO of Sun, he knew exactly what the federal government was doing with all those computers they were buying: running Larry's database, and archiving absolutely any-and-everything they could. All Snowden did is show us how well the tools running on top of that infrastructure work, 25 years on.