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If the records are digital and non-air-gapped in any system of any country, you can assume that the US government has access to those records already. The excep
by AustinDev 4y ago
If the records are digital and non-air-gapped in any system of any country, you can assume that the US government has access to those records already. The exceptions to this assumption are exceedingly rare.
- alchemist1e9 4y agoAs a US citizen I want to believe bravado like this but I’m guessing this is just your fantasy world talking not actual knowledge of the government being competent, which in my personal experience seems extremely unlikely.
- AustinDev 4y agoThe government isn't competent as a whole.. but the intelligence agencies are rather powerful. I've worked for DARPA and IARPA and you wouldn't believe half the stuff I could say publicly and none of the stuff I can't disclose.
- Nerada 4y agoPost the stuff you're able to talk about publicly, I'm interested!
- alchemist1e9 4y agoThey never will. It’s all nonsense bravado.
- throwawaylinux 4y agoWe're always told that grand "conspiracy theories" are impossible because if hundreds or thousands of people are involved someone will always leak something about it. Interesting there's all these people out there who seem to know much bigger things than Snowden revealed. What can you say publicly?