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> MI5’s director general Ken McCallum last week accused the social media giant of giving terrorists a ‘free pass’ with its plan. Presumably he's equally annoye
by dane-pgp 5y ago
> MI5’s director general Ken McCallum last week accused the social media giant of giving terrorists a ‘free pass’ with its plan.
Presumably he's equally annoyed that Facebook's "Portal" device isn't constantly streaming video and audio from people's homes straight to MI5's servers.
- Crosseye_Jack 5y ago>He said if the authorities had information someone was building a bomb or filming a martyrdom video in their living room they would be able to apply for a warrant from the Home Secretary and a senior judge. >‘We would then be able to access that room, have a look at whether a bomb is indeed being built or not. And we need to have that ability online also,’ he said. Kinda sounds like thats their plan. :-P