The Mass Surveillance of US Public Continues as USA Today Declares It Ended

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  1. Horhey

    Horhey Well-Known Member

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    At least with Pravda, the population already knew it was propaganda.

     
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    we just found out they're monitoring chat traffic so we know they are monitoring much more, cause now that some started using encryption, they have requested to have a backdoor made just for them for all encryption products

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    Yep. They can kiss my backside too, since I don't use any of their encryption "products".
     
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    it will become like the war on drugs, those that use encryption will be imprisoned for long periods of time
     
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    Hopefully they're monitoring Muslim Yahoo voice chat ..and the other main one, too.
    Knowing the efficiency of the fed gov,they're probably monitoring this site. :flagus:
    It doesn't seem they were monitoring the Muslim in Chattanooga.
    There's many more there.
     
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    I wouldn't say this. It would be against general policies of National Security.

    Let's say there will be a group of systems of encryption which will be "licit" and all the encryption methods beyond that group will be "not above suspicion" and there will be a "soft check".

    To encourage citizens to invent further systems of encryption is even positive: the security authorities will buy those new systems to use them ...

    I guess that the last thing that NSA wants is that prohibition generates a black market of super hacking encryption algorithms [a nightmare for National Security!].

    Then you know, in Italy we've got a nice joke about NSA and email control, in several variants ...

    one of these variants says [under the emblem of NSA, which is in public domain, btw]
    "Don't waste your time encrypting your emails ... we will do it for you."
     

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