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Because we've accepted it. We know the government is watching us 24/7 and no one cares. This is the new norm. Stories like this fill me with a slight bit of ho
by yellow_viper 9y ago
Because we've accepted it. We know the government is watching us 24/7 and no one cares. This is the new norm.
Stories like this fill me with a slight bit of hope that encryption works
- aluhut 9y agoI wonder how they are not even busy explaining how this could happen with all that surveillance already in place. I mean no camera jumped down the pole to stop the car...
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoShe did admit during the interview that these incidents couldn't be completely stopped.
- aluhut 9y agoThe point is, that they can't be stopped at all. There is a way to suspect someone may at some point, which is what the UK security apparatus is aiming for but this kind of profiling will end up being a psychological analysis of whole groups of the population. The results won't be great for any of us.