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NSA Warns iPhone And Android Users To Turn It Off And On Again
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well clearly there must be someone at that evil organization with a soul then
They are very competent.
National security agency. They understand security.
The problem is usually around incentives... What is good for the national security may not be good for the individual and vise versa.
When the incentives line up, they are the good guys.
So when they talk about defending American infrastructure against state actors in the context of Russia or China, the advice is good.
When they talk about why people don't need end to end encryption or why public cryptography is a national threat... The advice is bad.
That or their root kit requires a manual reboot to start working.
they don't even need to put shit directly on our devices to get what they want really, they have a wiretap into all the advertising companies and all the internet providers and all the cellphone and land line providers. They have a wiretap into every remotely accessible camera system. They don't need to come up with more invasive ways to get into all our shit but they keep doing it.
It's so blatantly unconstitutional, and yet they keep renewing the programs. We're never getting our constitutional right to privacy back without extreme measures.
Careful, someone called me a fascist for saying that about this issue.
That person doesn't know what they're talking about.
I was once called a "right winger" and a "trump supporter" over on reddit because I talked about how awesome self-governing local communities would be.
Who better to decide what happens in a town than the people who actually live there?
There's paid trolls and bots that muddy the waters about everything.
You've got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know... morons.