0 sats \ 2 replies \ @Zepasta 17 Apr 2023 \ on: Question of internet privacy rights bitcoin
You can't keep 100% of your data safe no matter how hard you try. Government has to help to fight agaisnt big-tech anti-privacy schemes.
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @sudonaka 17 Apr 2023
The government is big-tech. It’s all smoke and mirrors. They actively work to spy on us at all times.
When there is the smallest problem with their surveillance monopoly (TikTok not reporting 100% of their data to NSA) they lose their minds.
Any privacy is 100% the result of the individual only.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @mewtwo OP 17 Apr 2023
Yep. This is so tough. I agree in cases where we’re fully reliant on the internet for things like medical info and other things required to exist in society, but…
I think long term, self-verifiable end-to-end encryption has to be more common place. We should be less focused on building out functionality to be custom for every bit of personal information and more focused on protecting people’s data. But idk, maybe that’s super radical.
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