For me, the sad thing is that if you said "You can have Facebook in pink or green if you allow us pass everything about you to the Feds and install a cctv in your bedroom" and massive numbers of people would comply.
The old idea of privacy isn't so much being destroyed as being thrown away.
Topic: Hmm, thoughts? (Read 777 times)
The funny thing is most people don't know what anarchy even means, let alone have an educated opinion on it. Step one is getting people to understand that anarchy does not mean lack of working together or organization ( disclaimer: I personally don't think any of the variations on an anarchist society could work right now). The internet is perhaps the most potent venue ever created towards this task and it would be a shame if minority groups were convinced one way or another to refrain from making their point of view available. This goes for groups I vehemently disagree with as well.
That said, discussing strategy or tactics online only makes your communications more vulnerable to surveillance, however convenient it is.
That said, discussing strategy or tactics online only makes your communications more vulnerable to surveillance, however convenient it is.
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