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I mean, of course they would say that. Europol's job would probably be a whole lot easier if they had access to all conversations, media, live feed of webcams f
by Zealotux 1y ago
I mean, of course they would say that. Europol's job would probably be a whole lot easier if they had access to all conversations, media, live feed of webcams from all devices of all European citizens with unlimited history. Think of all the crimes they could solve if only there was absolutely no privacy for any of us!
- holowoodman 1y ago> Europol's job would probably be a whole lot easier if they had access to all Actually I think that that's even a fallacy. More data means more stuff to sift through, more false leads in there, more things to follow up. Watch an episode of House M.D. about full-body-scans in medicine: useless, because only wasted time to follow up on every blotch in the scan.
- schrectacular 1y agoNot as useless with the current generation of AI tools...
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- s1mplicissimus 1y agoI'd rather not have my doctors waste their time discarding useless LLM comments, tough
- raxxorraxor 1y agoThey should be out of their jobs anyway if they police anything beyond the very restricted fields the EU was made for.
- morkalork 1y agoSure, as long as it's a crime against a politician or rich person. For the rest of us: Hilarious! People already have their cars and bikes stolen with GPS trackers inside and can tell police exactly where their property is and get no response.