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If entities on the internet are incentivized to track you, its likely the government can get the data whether or not it is encrypted in transit. (NSL, Hacking t
by hobs 11y ago
If entities on the internet are incentivized to track you, its likely the government can get the data whether or not it is encrypted in transit. (NSL, Hacking the company, blackmail, bribery, legal/business/tax threats, other court order)
- PhantomGremlin 11y ago(NSL, Hacking the company, blackmail, bribery, legal/business/tax threats, other court order) That's how things used to work. The government has always wanted to track specific people for specific reasons. Perhaps 1% (debatable) of the population. Like it or not, they will keep doing that. What is abhorrent to me is that the government has decided to track 100% of the people 100% of the time. That's what everyone is fighting against.