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> Similarly, given that AT&T can't send your bits without at least temporarily storing or buffering them They're probably buffered on a Microsoft OS. Do they g
by smokeyj 13y ago
> Similarly, given that AT&T can't send your bits without at least temporarily storing or buffering them
They're probably buffered on a Microsoft OS. Do they get a copy too? Can I expect my Dell not to be keylogged? It seems like in a "post 9/11 era" we have no expectation to anything short of getting your balls fondled.
> I don't have any particular expectation of privacy with regards to the bits short of their actually decrypting them
None at all? Would you share your network traffic with me?
- rayiner 13y agoI don't think it has anything to do with "post 9/11." I think it all has to do with knowing exposure of information to third parties. If you want to keep information private, don't give it to other people.
- smokeyj 13y ago> If you want to keep information private, don't give it to other people. Tell this to the people going after Snowden.