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Despite strong privacy laws, Germany isn't a dependable country that could protect it. Raids on homes for trivialities are common place, there is basically no
by raxxorraxor 2y ago
Despite strong privacy laws, Germany isn't a dependable country that could protect it.
Raids on homes for trivialities are common place, there is basically no legal protection against that. This shows a state that is a bit overwhelmed with its primary affairs and the country itself is not a dependable partner for protection of basic rights.
- freilanzer 2y agoCall a politician a "cock" on Twitter and your home gets raided and every device gets confiscated for months if you're lucky - forever, if you're unlucky. The only difference between Germany and illegitimate police states is the frequency and the degree with which these things happen. Otherwise, as a normal person you have little protection from police here.