I’m deeply frustrated on reading this, but not shocked really. It seems like people are being numbed into helplessness and powerlessness while they’re still ignorant and unaware. By the time many people realize how bad the privacy situation is and the impact it could have, resignation to the status quo may be the only choice — corporations and governments collecting and using data in ways people consider grossly inap…
You hit the nail on the head. The method they are using is take advantage of the size and complexity of our society -- if they make subtle changes in small silos within our society, we will fail to notice as very few people watch the world at such a macro-level. > people's neglect of these issues SJ Res 34 was a prime example -- most major social mediums attempted to censor it among other things from the general soci…
Who will continue to authorize the mass surveillance and collection of their citizens data, in both public and black op programs, in huge data centers payed for by their citizens.
>2. Write them letters (not emails) telling them how much they suck if they don't do things for the benefit of people.
Unless that letter contains a large political contribution you can bet your response, if you even get one, will be of the boilerplate variety.