Stories like this make you wonder how many of these systems are already in use.
“Any tin-pot dictator with enough money to buy the system could spy on people anywhere in the world,” said Eric King, deputy director of Privacy International, a London-based activist group that warns about the abuse of surveillance technology. “This is a huge problem.”
Not shocking. Per the US Supreme Court, private conversations on public networks are not protected by privacy protections. Why is everyone suddenly shocked this is happening?
That's why decisions made 50 years ago matter today.
Not shocking. Per the US Supreme Court, private conversations on public networks are not protected by privacy protections. Why is everyone suddenly shocked this is happening?
That's why decisions made 50 years ago matter today.
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