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It's a component of pervasive surveillance. But, as one of many examples, consider the many stories of someone going around with a larger than commonly carried
by JoshTriplett 2y ago
It's a component of pervasive surveillance.
But, as one of many examples, consider the many stories of someone going around with a larger than commonly carried amount of cash, such as the deposits of a business that accepts cash or the savings of someone who is underbanked, and is presumed to be up to something and that pretense is used to seize the cash with no recourse or reasonable legal proceeding or likely hope of timely recovery.
- pjc50 2y ago> consider the many stories of someone going around with a larger than commonly carried amount of cash, such as the deposits of a business that accepts cash or the savings of someone who is underbanked, and is presumed to be up to something and that pretense is used to seize the cash with no recourse or reasonable legal proceeding or likely hope of timely recovery. .. in the US. I'm sure there must be examples of this happening in Europe, but it seems much less of a thing?
- delusional 2y agoI've not heard of anything like that in the EU. I'd love to read the articles though.