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As opposed to US spyware?
by Ygg2 2y ago
As opposed to US spyware?
- dartos 2y agoYeah well if you’re in the US you can’t really dodge US spyware, but you can dodge Chinese spyware. Carve out your sovereignty where you can, yknow?
- okasaki 2y agoIf you're in the US you should be dodging US spyware not Chinese spyware, since you're living under US power and laws.
- dartos 2y agoWhy not both? I don’t want china knowing about me any more than I want the US knowing about. It’s harder to dodge US spying when every other traffic light has network connected cameras on them… and I pay taxes… there’s no dodging it. It’s much easier to not buy Chinese spyware phones.
- okasaki 2y agoHow many laws does the US have, and are you 100% sure you haven't broken any ever?
- nashashmi 2y agoNo such thing. Instead we have corporate America spyware. And America using court power to access corporate spyware data. You see this way America never gets spyware status. Neither does America get powerful enough that its backers become afraid of America.
- mrguyorama 2y ago>And America using court power to access corporate spyware data. No, America doesn't need the courts to access the data from the corporations because the corporations just sell it to law enforcement. Every single American company that touches computers has an enthusiastic side hustle as a snitch.
- nashashmi 2y agoBeing a snitch is a good thing because if you do a crime using their services, then you lose the right to privacy. Blanket surrender of data is not.