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It's my belief that the FBI, CIA, NSA, CCP, FSB, Mossad, etc already had access to all my devices (IOS, Android, Windows). Anyone who thinks their calls, txt, c
by hourislate 5y ago
It's my belief that the FBI, CIA, NSA, CCP, FSB, Mossad, etc already had access to all my devices (IOS, Android, Windows). Anyone who thinks their calls, txt, computers, emails, physical mail, packages, etc are private are seriously mistaken. Everything from your Amazon orders, CC use, travel information, bank accounts, medical records, utility usage, etc is already available and fully accessible to anyone in the alphabet organizations. Apple announcing this is just them letting you know it was already happening at some level. You have zero privacy, they have been listening and watching everyone for a long time. Apples announcement basically let anyone who thought they had some level of privacy on IOS know that they don't and never did.
- gambiting 5y agoI think that's the wrong way if looking at it. Of course any of these agencies already have access should they need it. In fact, if want them to, provided they are actually investigating a crime and have a warrant to search my device - then it would be a bit of a joke if they couldn't, wouldn't it. What I'm not ok with is automatic scanning of all content, especially not with similarity based hashes. To put it in a different way - I'm 100% happy for police to enter and search my house if they show at my door with a warrant. But if I had to have cameras installed in every room of my house scanning my every action to make sure I'm not maybe committing a crime, that's not ok.