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When the government "compels" a company, how does that work exactly? Does the company have to provide that information for free? Does that mean that the company
by givemeethekeys 3y ago
When the government "compels" a company, how does that work exactly? Does the company have to provide that information for free? Does that mean that the company has to charge its customers more in order to facilitate this? Does that mean prices will go up across all companies in order to facilitate the information gathering? Does that mean the government will need to hire more people in order to process all the data?
It seems that the safer our society becomes, the more fearful we become.
- Voultapher 3y ago> It seems that the safer our society becomes, the more fearful we become. Safer for who? As a German I can assure you, the Stasi did not make the life of common people safer. Surveillance is there to consolidate power, safety is a smokescreen. The NSA has yet to prevent any acts of terrorism thanks to mass surveillance. We have ample evidence that mass surveillance not only has massive issues but also that it doesn't deliver on the parroted benefits at all. Want a grim reality check on "what they say vs reality", then go read this https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/publications/CRPT-113srpt288.pdf https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/publ.... Particularity interesting is this section: "The Committee makes the following findings and conclusions:"
- matheusmoreira 3y agoYou think they're doing this to keep you safe?