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01 June 2015, 01:49 PM
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Exactly why we should be fighting for out right to privacy. There are many reasons to remain anonymous, leaking information on illegal government snooping for one.
01 June 2015, 02:05 PM
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) but I would quite like that decision to be mine rather than the software that is monitoring my usage ...
01 June 2015, 04:17 PM
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You are all on an open social media platform. You are sharing information all the time, some legal and for some illegal. Even on closed networks and so called "dark web" areas technology is still watching you.
But, there is not a security service in the world that can process all the information they harvest. But they will target individuals who they think are a risk or are committing offences. Even East Germany at the height of the Cold War still had difficulties getting the information with their massive stool pidgeon network within the Stasi.
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/563751/Stasi
Many very serious driving offences have been investigated and social media was trawled, often finding boasts of street racing which as added to the final decisions.
Wake up and understand that we are small fish in a big barrel but can and will be targetted if we are suspect.
But, there is not a security service in the world that can process all the information they harvest. But they will target individuals who they think are a risk or are committing offences. Even East Germany at the height of the Cold War still had difficulties getting the information with their massive stool pidgeon network within the Stasi.
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/563751/Stasi
Many very serious driving offences have been investigated and social media was trawled, often finding boasts of street racing which as added to the final decisions.
Wake up and understand that we are small fish in a big barrel but can and will be targetted if we are suspect.
01 June 2015, 08:11 PM
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You are all on an open social media platform. You are sharing information all the time, some legal and for some illegal. Even on closed networks and so called "dark web" areas technology is still watching you.
But, there is not a security service in the world that can process all the information they harvest. But they will target individuals who they think are a risk or are committing offences. Even East Germany at the height of the Cold War still had difficulties getting the information with their massive stool pidgeon network within the Stasi.
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/563751/Stasi
Many very serious driving offences have been investigated and social media was trawled, often finding boasts of street racing which as added to the final decisions.
Wake up and understand that we are small fish in a big barrel but can and will be targetted if we are suspect.
But, there is not a security service in the world that can process all the information they harvest. But they will target individuals who they think are a risk or are committing offences. Even East Germany at the height of the Cold War still had difficulties getting the information with their massive stool pidgeon network within the Stasi.
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/563751/Stasi
Many very serious driving offences have been investigated and social media was trawled, often finding boasts of street racing which as added to the final decisions.
Wake up and understand that we are small fish in a big barrel but can and will be targetted if we are suspect.
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