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Privacy itself can become illegal just as easily as religion, etc. if we follow your argument.
by p1esk 9mo ago
Privacy itself can become illegal just as easily as religion, etc. if we follow your argument.
- nfinished 9mo agoWhat point do you think you're making?
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- vladms 9mo agoMy interpretation: advocating for privacy without making effort to avoid a large part of the society goes "crazy" will not protect you much on the long term. I do like "engineering solutions" (ex: not storing too much data), but I start to think it is important to make more effort on more broad social, legal and political aspects.
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- steve1977 9mo agoAbsolutely - there are quite a few attempts in this direction.
- RicciFlow 9mo agoEU is literally debating about "Chat Control". Its purpose is to scan for child sexual abuse material in internet traffic. But its at the cost of breaking end to end encryption.
- zugi 9mo ago> Its purpose is to scan That's its ostensible, purported, show purpose. The real purpose is to break end to end encryption to increase government surveillance and power. "But think of the children" or "be afraid of the terrorists" are just the excuses those in power rotate through to to achieve their true desired ends.
- ericfr11 9mo agoI wouldn't be surprised that Trump goes one step further. He is so unleashed, and irrational. This guy is a liability for humanity
- jayd16 9mo agoIt's a hell of lot harder to enforce...
- anigbrowl 9mo agoYes, that is indeed the point.