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Whether it's worse or not, it's violating our privacy to an extent where there is barely anything left to be exposed. I assume they do the same with Skype, Lyn
by flexie 13y ago
Whether it's worse or not, it's violating our privacy to an extent where there is barely anything left to be exposed.
I assume they do the same with Skype, Lync etc. I hate the thought of being photographed by these creepy "intelligence officers" every time I'm on a webcam. Probably it also happens when we don't use the webcam.
- nobbyclark 13y agoIt's also something more tangible for non-geeks than other revelations so more likely to provoke a public reaction. "GHCQ has pics of your teenage daughter ..."
- joyeuse6701 13y agonow THAT would rile up the public.
- tripzilch 13y agoWell, it's probably true, so let them get riled.
- linker3000 13y agoDear lord, wait until the Daily Mail cops on to that one.
- northernmonkey 13y agoThey'd love it; Any opportunity to print borderline inappropriate pictures of scantily clad teenage girls.
- noir_lord 13y agoAhh the classic "Look how inappropriately this young woman has dressed in our 22 image all angles spread".
- makomk 13y agoSadly, even though it'd rile up their readers, the Daily Mail is unlikely to print it because it does so in a way that goes against the paper's political leanings. They're very selective about which outrages they stir.