“People generally do not like being spied on, but what people like even less than the actual spying is having to recognize that it is going on when they had previously been able to pretend it was not happening. This, in some respects, is the sentiment behind much of the discomfort in the recent NSA and Verizon tale that is unfolding; people knew that the government had the capability to demand all of this information, knew the government was probably doing it, but until Glenn Greenwald’s expose in the Guardian they were able to pretend that all was hunky-dory…”
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No matter what it is, if you give out information the government can track it. I’m not saying its right or wrong because you can debate that for days but just always be aware that the government has its ways. Especially with the newer technology that’s coming out.
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