I'm calling BS. > ICE wants to know if you're posting negative things about it online (theintercept.com) Nope. If you actually read (you know, it's not that h

I'm calling BS. > ICE wants to know if you're posting negative things about it online (theintercept.com) Nope. If you actually read (you know, it's not that hard, it's like that thing you do when you do leetcode? Give it a try, it's not that difficult!) the document ("25517962-statement-of-objectives"), you can see that it clearly states that it's only looking for threats against ICE employees or facilities. (The chuckleheads posting "fuck Ice" in the comments here are fine. But they knew that...) > It’s unclear how exactly any contractor might sniff out someone’s “proclivity for violence.” The intercept should stop playing stupid, it's a bad look. Hasn't sentiment analysis been around for 20+ years now? Get with the times, grandpa! > In addition to compiling personal information — such as the Social Security numbers Yeah that's under a section that starts: "The Contractor shall provide public records details on the individual, as available". If your Facebook account uses your real name, and your real name is rare enough that it can be matched to a public SSN database, guess what? You'll never guess. It's craazay!