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An almost ironic attempt by a green politician to position his party as pro-internet. At the same time the Green party is pushing on a state level for the (in
by stfu 14y ago
An almost ironic attempt by a green politician to position his party as pro-internet.
At the same time the Green party is pushing on a state level for the (in Germany highly controversial) use of trojan horse malware to spy on crime suspects ( http://www.gruene-nrw.de/fileadmin/user_upload/gruene-nrw/politik-und-themen/12/koalitionsvertrag/Koalitionsvertrag_2012-2017.pdf http://www.gruene-nrw.de/fileadmin/user_upload/gruene-nrw/po... ), and to be highly flexible when it comes to abandoning their opposition to the data retention act ( https://netzpolitik.org/2011/grun-rot-in-baden-wurtemberg-will-vorratsdatenspeicherung/ https://netzpolitik.org/2011/grun-rot-in-baden-wurtemberg-wi... ).
- Argorak 14y agoIts a bit unfair to purely project the behavior of his party as a whole on Malte Spitz. As we are lacking other people that have the guts, the resources and the contacts to make this visualization happen, I am absolutely happy with him going all the way. It is one of the best pieces to show "normal people" how much can be done with all the data companies gather about them.