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It would be. I always wonder what they're actually looking for. Ideally, anyone with half a brain who is up to no good isn't going to keep 'evidence' on their c
by stevewillows 13y ago
It would be. I always wonder what they're actually looking for. Ideally, anyone with half a brain who is up to no good isn't going to keep 'evidence' on their computers. Since this often proves not to be true, the government has chosen to snoop through our stuff.
- tripzilch 13y ago> I always wonder what they're actually looking for. Security. Job security.
- anoncowherd 13y ago>> I always wonder what they're actually looking for Potential political prisoners - what else? They're only ever interested in anything that could constitute a threat to their power, however mild. It's also about conditioning us into apathy / obedience / accepting serfdom. The original article mentioned the guy had been to a conference on surveillance, right? They know he's an unharmonious little tax slave, a potential troublemaker! That's why his devices were confiscated, not any suspicion of "terrorism" or whatever.