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Same as a DNA samples then. We Brits let them get away with that one, why would we be bothered by mere phone data? The battle is well and truly over. Well, I sa
by alan_cx 14y ago
Same as a DNA samples then. We Brits let them get away with that one, why would we be bothered by mere phone data? The battle is well and truly over. Well, I say over, it never really started. I really don't know why we don't just have random home searches, you know, just in case, and of course, what have we got to hide?
What I would like to know is what will the tipping point be? When will the general public say no, enough is enough?
- yequalsx 14y agoI don't think there is a tipping point. People are already trained to give up their data to Google, Microsoft, Facebook, etc. Governments will share this data eventually and amass a great deal of its own curated data. People in general don't care and I don't foresee a time where they will. The surveillance era is here and it's not going away.