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While this is true, it shouldn't make anyone more worthy of a closer look. It's the same argument used to justify mass surveillance. Trying to defend a Constitu
by treebeard901 4y ago
While this is true, it shouldn't make anyone more worthy of a closer look. It's the same argument used to justify mass surveillance. Trying to defend a Constitutional right to privacy, if one exists in your country, does not mean you are automatically trying to hide doing something wrong.
- kube-system 4y agoI didn't take the parent comment to be referring to governments. Most of the internet is made up of private organizations, many of which are interested in the traffic they carry.