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This presentation just keeps giving. "we think privacy is a fundamental human right". As if. Were was this fundamental right for the last 15 years? (exactly wer
by FridayoLeary 5y ago
This presentation just keeps giving. "we think privacy is a fundamental human right". As if. Were was this fundamental right for the last 15 years? (exactly were it will remain for the next 15 years of course).
- vmception 5y agoVarious sessions of Congress in the early 80s noted that digital artifacts lacked inherent privacy of other properties and would make it harder for people to retain their expectations and rights. This is just a reversion to the mean 30-40 years ago. The last 15 years weren't different than now, aside from more of the state being behind the curve. The state will have to learn how to navigate its default state again with actual investigations and new tools, or not be able to stop behaviors it doesn't like.