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Automatization has made it possible to do all these stuff at such a scale that Google can spy on everyone all the time. Stasi was limited by that the whole of
by rightbyte 3y ago
Automatization has made it possible to do all these stuff at such a scale that Google can spy on everyone all the time.
Stasi was limited by that the whole of DDR can't work at Stasi.
Instead of the government joining in on the fun, maybe it would be good to e.g. close down Google (split up the spy and search parts, which essentially is closing down Google since they have relatively nothing without the spying).
- jeffbee 3y agoYou obviously do not have a realistic appreciation for the scale or centralization of the post office or AT&T, nor any understanding of American 4th Amendment jurisprudence. If the only thing you bring to the discussion is an equivalation of Google and Apple with the Stasi, that's nothing more than fulfilling a variant of Godwin's Law.
- feedforward 3y agoHe said Stasi was limited so it is not equivalation. The US government and its infrastructure oligopolies monitor citizens far more than the Stasi ever did. We are pleading to a reduction down to a Stasi-like intelligence service. Tangentially, J. Edgar Hoover was politically opposed to feminism, and COINTELPRO had a massive secret police action against feminists and feminist groups in the 1970s. Some of us want these issues hashed out at the ballot box, not by some giant secret political police force.
- jeffbee 3y agoIn what way is COINTELPRO related to a court-ordered pen register?
- dirtyhippiefree 3y ago…in the way governments want the data to extend control… SMH
- feedforward 3y agoThe answer can be found in the first word of the statement.