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If the data is online or on the servers of a company, it’s available to law enforcement. Any other thought is naive at best or just wrong. If one engages in o
by jleyank 4y ago
If the data is online or on the servers of a company, it’s available to law enforcement. Any other thought is naive at best or just wrong. If one engages in obscure or (potentially) criminal actions, don’t use public, open communication media. And what is/isn’t criminal is changing.
What was convenient before might be evidence tomorrow.
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- yucky 4y ago100% this. The problem has nothing to do with Roe, it has to do with how we've allowed all of these technologies to violate our privacy on the off chance the information would never be abused, which is insane. Information is power, of course it will be abused by bad actors every single time.