Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
kenklippenstein.com
Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
1–10 of 38 posts
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#2They are spying on all of us. Not just Reddit users.
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#3Reminds me of the "oopsie" by Reddit when they revealed Eglin Air Force Base as the "most addicted city."
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#4This was an inevitable step for a surveillance state. Technology will consolidate the position of the leaders while making organised resistance impossible.
Bummer.
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#5That’s the real reason behind the push of digital ID. Any other reason you hear is just a straight up lie.
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#6More specifically, the Border Patrol are spying on reddit users. Why are they creating these reports themselves and not relying on other agencies to investigate? Does border patrol have jurisdiction over all national security matters?
>The spying is revealed in a January intelligence bulletin produced by the Border Patrol and leaked to me.
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#7Reminds me of the "oopsie" by Reddit when they revealed Eglin Air Force Base as the "most addicted city."
It takes 20mins to fet from base houseing to the gate, lord k ows what traffic is like by the causeways, its an hour of driving before you're anywhere worth being and then its a coin flip if its exciting, so its either the ft. Walton beach strip clubs or onbase recreation.
No wonder eglin is addicted hahaha.
But in all seriousness, there are teams of people on the data crunch side of things that seems like a pedestrian insight
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#8One of the mistaken beliefs of contemporary neofascists is that Pournelle's Iron Law only applies to bureaucracies. It would be much much less work for ICE to stop executing American citizens, stop abducting citizens and lawful immigrants, and stop keeping deportees in overcrowded and opaque concentration camps, and repair their own reputation by generally operating within the law like good faith public servants. But obviously doing that would not meet the needs of the expanding autocracy.
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#9This was an inevitable step for a surveillance state. Technology will consolidate the position of the leaders while making organised resistance impossible. Bummer.
Leaders imply leadership. Rulers is more apt.
Re: Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users
#10I wouldn't consider consuming public Reddit posts "spying."
The OSINT folks aren't technically spying but they're a lot closer to it than this.