> I'd still argue that you're not free if the government can just seize your things when you have not broken any law, and don't feel like that's a high bar. I

> I'd still argue that you're not free if the government can just seize your things when you have not broken any law, and don't feel like that's a high bar. I was wondering how this would fit if an entity like equifax wanted to hide a data breach. However, reading your statement again, failure to report a security breach is unlawful in all fifty states as far as I can tell from a Google search (I anal, I don't know the law) so I'd imagine EU laws would be at least as strong as this. With that out of the way, yes, I am ok with this.