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It's a little naive to believe governments don't do this kind of thing (software surveillance), don't you think? Even if they "shouldn't".
by palish 15y ago
It's a little naive to believe governments don't do this kind of thing (software surveillance), don't you think? Even if they "shouldn't".
- joe_the_user 15y agoWhat in my post lead you to believe I thought that governments don't engage in a variety of dubious surveillance (including surveillance which leaves open back doors to the victims machine)? They certainly do. The thing is that exposing these acts and fighting all efforts to make such acts legal is still important for limiting how much the state can do.
- palish 15y agoNothing, sorry. My point was, there's nothing to be done about it. They're going to do it, just as sure as gravity.