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Meanwhile, in the UK, your complete Internet history is about to become available to just about every government agency you can think of. But at least we can get renewable energy out of the way George Orwell is spinning in his grave.
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Meanwhile, in the UK, your complete Internet history is about to become available to just about every government agency you can think of. But at least we can get renewable energy out of the way George Orwell is spinning in his grave. Originally shared by Peter Kasting Reposting this writeup (re: the UK's Investigatory Powers Act) from a friend who OKed doing so. It is verbatim except for a slight audience modification of mine at the end of the piece. My commentary paragraph: The UK's relationship to encryption and surveillance has been worrisome to those of us technical enough to understand what kind of power it represents. I do not think it's hyperbole to say that the powers discussed here are significantly more intrusive than those exercised by the East German Stasi. The only thing preventing them from being used catastrophically is the good will of the government. This should worry people. * British people have a less adversarial relationship with government than is ...